Functional Diversity
Agricultural machinery covers the entire chain of agricultural production, mainly including:
Tillage machinery: Such as plows, rotary tillers, intertillage machines, used for soil preparation.
Seeding and fertilizing machinery: Such as seed drills, no-till seeders, fertilizer spreaders.
Plant protection machinery: Such as sprayers, drones, used for pest and disease control.
Harvesting machinery: Such as combine harvesters, corn harvesters, rice harvesters.
Field management and post-harvest processing machinery: Such as balers, threshers, dryers.
Specialized machinery: Such as yam harvesters, tea garden soil diggers, cotton pickers, suitable for specific crops or terrain needs.
Structural and Power Features
Diverse power sources: Mainly diesel engines and gasoline engines, with new energy electric and hybrid tractors gradually being promoted.
Flexible transmission methods: Including direct drive, belt drive, hydraulic drive, etc., suitable for different operation scenarios.
Modularity and expandability: Micro tillers, tractors, etc., can achieve multifunctional operations such as rotary tilling, seeding, pumping, and transportation by changing implements.
Adaptability and Regionality
Strong terrain adaptability: From large combine harvesters on plains to micro tillers and tracked tractors in hilly and mountainous areas, all emphasize adaptability to complex terrain.
Harsh working environments: Need designs with dustproof, waterproof, corrosion-resistant, and high passability features to adapt to muddy, sandy, high or low temperature field conditions.
