
The 2026 China International Agricultural Machinery Exhibition closed in Tianjin on October 28 after three days, as new equipment finds applications in harvesting specialty crops, according to CCTV.com. The event coincided with an autumn harvest in which more than 80% of China's autumn grain crop had been collected.
In Taihe, Anhui, a new sesame harvester is being used for fully mechanized harvesting to reduce crop losses. In Changde, Hunan, small rotary tillers are helping with the harvesting of crops including sweet potatoes.

The two examples show how machinery is being applied to crops beyond grains, with different equipment serving different harvesting needs. For growers, the immediate question is how well each machine performs on the crop and in the conditions where it is used, including its effect on harvest losses.
The examples point to a broader application of agricultural machinery, but they do not establish how widely these machines have been adopted or their results across other growing areas. Further reports on their use and performance would help clarify the extent of their impact.
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