A straw pickup baler can pick up two thousand tons, generating a direct income of 400,000 in large production areas

Wheat has long been China's second-largest crop by output after corn, which is why it is widely grown across the country. In the past, in rural areas, harvesting wheat meant nothing more than a sickle in each person's hand, which was not only exhausting but also extremely time-consuming. Later, agricultural equipment began to be purchased gradually in large wheat production areas, namely the most commonly used straw pickup baler. This kind of machine is generally very expensive, but because large production areas offer high subsidies for buying agricultural equipment, farmers ended up spending only tens of thousands of yuan.

This straw pickup baler uses certain mechanical technology, and most importantly, it can complete the steps of picking up, baling and dropping the bales of wheat straw after harvest on an assembly-line basis. This one-stop service makes using wheat straw a simple matter. In the past in rural areas, the straw left after the wheat harvest was basically either burned, with the ash from burning supplementing the fertility of the land, or taken home after harvest to be used as feed and firewood. Of these two methods, the first causes environmental pollution, especially the burning of wheat straw in large production areas.

The second fails to make full use of the value of the straw. Straw is actually a very useful thing: it can not only be made into paper but also be used to make feed for livestock, and now biomass power generation made from straw has also begun to be put into production. As a fuel, its uses are also very broad. Beyond that, this straw pickup baler can also help farmers make money. Why is that? It is mainly because this straw pickup baler can help reduce the occurrence of fires, and its loading and unloading are very convenient, and most importantly, it can increase transport capacity by 2-3 times.

For farmers, this straw pickup baler can cover 10,000 mu of wheat fields, and the straw it bales can reach 2,000 tons. To a certain extent, this helps farmers save labor costs, and it can also save transport costs by nearly 50% or more. Then, by selling the straw at a high price, overall, farmers, especially those in large production areas, see a direct benefit of up to 400,000.