Joint harvesting brings multi‑party benefits in Daxing Town, Linshu

Autumn harvest is in full swing across farmland in Daxing Town, Linshu County. Local villages promote centralized joint‑harvest operations, uniting farmers, agricultural‑machinery service teams and grain‑purchasing merchants to achieve win‑win outcomes for all participating parties during the busy autumn farming season.

In past years, scattered household farming led to fragmented harvesting work, with high costs and low efficiency. This autumn, Daxing Town coordinated farmland resources, unified scheduling of combine‑harvester fleets, and streamlined the whole workflow from crop reaping, straw treatment, grain drying to grain procurement.

Joint harvesting reduces repeated machinery transfers across scattered plots, cutting farmers’ labour and machinery expenses. Agricultural‑machinery teams raise equipment utilization rates; grain buyers get concentrated, high‑quality fresh grain sources. Meanwhile, straw returning‑to‑field operations are completed synchronously to boost soil fertility.

Town‑level agricultural technicians carry out on‑site patrol guidance, keep track of weather changes, and help resolve bottlenecks during harvest progress. Joint‑harvest model helps secure stable grain output and increases comprehensive benefits for rural agriculture.

Editor：韩蒙蒙