To accelerate the development of agricultural mechanization in hilly and mountainous regions, a meeting on upgrading farm machinery and advancing mechanization in such areas was held in Yongkang, Zhejiang on May 18. LOVOL Intelligent Agriculture unveiled a host of innovative farm machinery tailored for hilly terrains, helping tackle bottlenecks restricting local agricultural mechanization. 
Terrain complexity, scattered farmlands and numerous slopes have long hindered the progress of agricultural mechanization in hilly and mountainous areas. Targeting actual difficulties in farming production, LOVOL displayed a lineup of new and featured equipment. The exhibits included the F704-3U four-wheel steering tractor for hilly lands, electric tractors ranging from 50 to 200 horsepower, mountain corn grain harvesters, high-efficiency precision seed drills for corn and soybeans on gentle slopes, and combined seed drills. The company presented a complete set of mechanization solutions covering ploughing, sowing and harvesting for hilly and mountainous regions.
The F704-3U four-wheel steering tractor features a low-profile design with a low center of gravity and a ground clearance of 375 mm. Equipped with an articulated frame, four-wheel steering, full-time four-wheel drive and four-wheel braking systems, it can climb slopes steeper than 25 degrees, with a turning radius of merely 2.9 meters. Optionally, it can be fitted with an intelligent precision navigation system specially designed for irregular plots in hilly areas, integrating equipment status monitoring, path tracking and curve navigation functions.
The two electric tractor models, E2000ET6 and E504ET3, leverage new energy technology to deliver zero-emission, low-noise and highly intelligent operation. They boast stable power output and easy handling, striking an ideal balance between environmental performance and practicality.
The concurrently exhibited mountain corn grain harvesters, high-efficiency precision seed drills for corn and soybeans on gentle slopes, and combined seed drills have all undergone structural optimization for hilly working conditions. They enable efficient precision sowing and harvesting of grain and oil crops such as corn and soybeans, effectively reducing labor intensity for farmers and improving overall agricultural production efficiency.