The role of agricultural machinery
Agricultural machinery plays multiple roles in agricultural production, mainly including the following aspects:
Improve labor productivity: Agricultural machinery is much more efficient than human and animal power. For example, a 310-kilowatt large tractor equipped with a high-speed plow for plowing can complete dozens of acres of plowing work in one hour, significantly reducing the amount of human labor.
Promote the implementation of measures to increase production: Agricultural machinery can ensure the implementation of measures to increase agricultural production, and improve the soil structure and crop growth environment through deep plowing, deep sowing, precision sowing and other technical means, thereby increasing production.
Reduce production costs: Mechanized operations can withstand natural disasters, reduce water and soil erosion, and improve the quality and yield of agricultural products, thereby reducing production costs.
Improve working conditions: Modern agricultural machinery is designed with ergonomics in mind, providing a comfortable and safe working environment, effectively reducing the labor intensity and tension of operators.
Promote agricultural modernization: Agricultural mechanization is an important symbol of agricultural modernization. Through the extensive application of machinery and equipment, production efficiency can be improved, costs can be reduced, working conditions can be improved, and agriculture can be promoted to large-scale and intensive development.
