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. Since 2004, driven by agricultural machinery subsidies and other
favorable policies, China's agricultural machinery industry has achieved rapid
development, the gross output value of agricultural machinery exceeded RMB 300
billion, total power of agricultural machinery surpassed 1 billion kilowatts,
and the integrated mechanization level of agricultural crops exceeded 50%,
demonstrating that China has entered into a mechanized production-oriented
period.
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Tractors and harvesting machinery
are the most important agricultural machinery products in China, with annual
output of 2.25 million units and 1.114 million units in 2012 separately, far
higher than those of other countries and regions. Currently, China’s tractor
product structure has shown significant differentiation: large and medium-sized
tractors grow steadily, while small tractors decline gradually and even
experienced a double-digit decrease in 2012.
Among China’s three major crops,
wheat has basically realized mechanization, while corn and rice lag far behind,
especially the harvesting of corn and sowing of rice. In view of this, China
has increased the subsidies and investment in these two areas, the mechanization
of corn harvesting soared from 6.8% in 2007 to 42.8% in 2012, and is expected
to surpass 48% in 2013; correspondingly, the mechanization of rice
transplanting increased from 11% to 31.7%, and is estimated to reach 35.0% in
2013.
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Global and
China Agricultural Machinery Industry Report, 2013-2014 of ResearchInChina
focuses on the following:
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Global agricultural machinery production and sales;
·
Chinese agricultural machinery industry and agricultural
mechanization;
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Development of major agricultural machinery products including
tractor, harvester, rice transplanter and agricultural vehicles;
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Development of agricultural machinery in seven provinces and
cities including Shandong, Henan, Hebei, Anhui and Heilongjiang;
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Operation of six global agricultural machinery enterprises and
their development in China;
·
Operation and development strategy of 14 key Chinese agricultural
machinery enterprises.
Currently, John Deere, Case New
Holland (CNH), AGCO and CLAAS, the top five agricultural machinery enterprises
in the world, have all set up production bases in China.
John Deere: As of the end of
November 2013, it established plants in cities including Tianjin, Jiamusi,
Harbin and Ningbo.
CNH: It has eight companies in
China, including four manufacturing plants in Harbin, Shanghai, Urumqi and
Foshan. The Foshan sugar cane harvesting machinery plant and Urumqi cotton
picker plant started production in August and September 2013 respectively.
CLAAS: It entered China in 2004,
set up wholly-owned subsidiary CLAAS Agricultural Machinery Trading (Beijing)
Co., Ltd. in September 2012, and acquired 85% stake in Shandong Jinyee,
successfully making deployment in the Chinese agricultural machinery market.
Facing competition with foreign
companies, YTO Group, Foton Lovol, Dongfeng Agricultural Machinery, Shifeng
Group, Luoyang Zhongshou, Chery Heavy Industries and other local agricultural
machinery enterprises have accelerated the transformation and upgrading.
YTO Group successfully achieved
the commercialization of power shift tractors, especially in the field of 220hp
large power shift tractor, where it occupies nearly 100% of the market.
Chery Heavy Industries has seven
production bases in Anhui, Henan, Zhejiang, Jilin and Xinjiang. It has successfully
entered the fields of agricultural machinery including tractor, harvester and
dryer. At the same time, it has actively implemented a “three-step” strategy of
globalization, and set up research and development centers in developed
countries like Italy and Japan.
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