In China's agricultural heartland, Henan Province is gearing up for a high-stakes summer wheat harvest amid a severe drought. Farmers are deploying drones, drip irrigation, and sprinklers to safeguard crops, turning fields into a tech-driven battleground against climate challenges. 🌦️
With over 56,000 square kilometers of wheat at stake—accounting for 25% of the country's total output—the province's harvest is critical to national food security. Local farmers, like 32-year-old Li Wei, told NewspaperAmigo.com: 'Every drop of water counts this year. We’re using smart systems to maximize efficiency.'
Henan’s struggle highlights the growing role of innovation in agriculture, blending tradition with 21st-century solutions. As temperatures rise, the race to secure this year’s yield has become a symbol of resilience for China’s farming communities. 🌱💪
