In Heilongjiang, the autumn harvest is nearing completion, and local areas are fully accelerating autumn land preparation work to get ready for next year's agricultural production.

Ma Limin, head of agricultural machinery at the Heishan Farm Agricultural Development Department of Beidahuang Group: Our requirement for plowing corn stubble fields is that the tillage depth must reach over 30 centimeters. This plot has already met our quality standards. By adopting this tillage method, we can enhance soil permeability, thereby achieving the effects of water retention and moisture conservation—storing moisture in autumn for use in spring.
Right now, the soybean harvest in Inner Mongolia is nearing completion. In Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia, more than 13 million mu of soybeans have yielded a bountiful harvest.

Since the start of autumn grain procurement, Hulunbuir City has organized both market-based and policy-driven procurement operations. In Najizhen Town, Arong Banner, staff members have carried out a series of procedures—including sampling and inspection—to store soybeans in warehouses. This has strengthened monitoring of grain quality and safety, and multiple technologies have been employed to ensure storage security.
These past couple of days, apple orchards in Daning County, Linfen, Shanxi Province, have been laden with ripe fruit, and the scene everywhere is bustling with people picking apples. After nearly three years of improvement, this year’s new variety boasts high yields and excellent market demand, bringing great joy to the villagers.

Right now, the corn grown in Wushi County, Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang, has entered the harvest season. In recent years, the local area has promoted high-yield corn varieties, boosting agricultural efficiency and increasing farmers' incomes. It is reported that this year, the corn planting area in Wushi County has reached 318,600 mu.

In Pingluo County, Ningxia, over 10,000 mu of red sorghum have reached maturity. In Lingsha Township, farmer Wang Shengzhong’s family has been experimenting this year with intercropping wheat and sorghum on more than 20 mu of previously uncultivated land, and they’ve enjoyed a bountiful harvest.

This year, Pingluo County in Ningxia has planted over 10,000 mu of sorghum, which is expected to bring farmers more than 10 million yuan in income.