小麦收获进度超96%，大规模机收落幕
The summer wheat harvest in China has passed 96 percent completion, signaling the end of large-scale mechanized reaping. The milestone was announced as part of the country's intensive 'three summer' farming season, which covers harvesting, planting, and field management. Farmers across major wheat belts have largely finished gathering the crop, relying heavily on modern machinery to boost efficiency.
China's push for agricultural mechanization has played a critical role this year. Combine harvesters have covered vast areas, reducing the time needed and cutting grain losses. Provinces such as Henan, Shandong, and Hebei, which account for the bulk of national wheat output, completed their work ahead of schedule thanks to favorable weather and well-organized operations. The smooth harvest is expected to help stabilize domestic grain prices and ensure food security.
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