河南多举措护航农机麦收有序进行
Henan province, a key wheat producer in China, is in the midst of its summer harvest. Authorities have set up a support network to keep a vast fleet of combine harvesters moving. Along highways, service points offer fuel, quick repairs, and route tips. They also provide temporary rest stops with meals and sleeping areas for the drivers.
The province contributes roughly one-quarter of the nation’s wheat, so the harvest is vital for food security. The harvest is part of the busy 'three summer' period, which also includes planting the next crop and field management. The mechanized fleet—often called the 'harvesting armada'—moves across fields in a carefully planned sequence. This year, more than 200,000 harvesters are at work, and local governments are coordinating cross-regional movement to avoid delays.
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