Harvesters are not allowed in! Wasted wheat plus drought and floods, China's grain shortage looms

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Summer is coming and there are various indications that there are too many incidents this season that are affecting the harvest, including drought, flood, and human factors, such as the inability of wheat harvesters to enter the field.
Let’s first look at Henan Province. It's the “second largest grain-producing province in China.” Its wheat production ranks first in the country, accounting for about a quarter of the country’s total area and output. The local government originally announced on May 31 that it would urgently allocate 200 million yuan, or 28 million U.S. dollars, for drying wheat. So, why does wheat need to be dried?

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