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UGOOD Group Supports Fully Automated Corn Seed Production in Zhangye Gansu
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2026-08-20

This is a fully automated corn seed production line established by UGOOD GROUP in Zhangye, Gansu Province; staff members are inspecting the drying progress of high-quality seed corn kernels on the conveyor belt of the ear-drying line.

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Vehicles loaded with mechanically harvested fresh seed corn ears are delivering their cargo to the fully automated production line.

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The seed corn ears then enter the husking line. Specialized personnel are also required to conduct testing on the embryos of seed-production maize and assess its seedling emergence rate.

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At the seed corn storage and logistics yard, staff use forklifts to load the processed seeds onto trucks for shipment.

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During the golden autumn season, the 76,000 hectares of seed corn in Zhangye, Gansu, have yielded a bumper harvest, marking the start of a busy period for harvesting, drying, and processing. UGOOD GROUP is manufacturing its seeds corn production lines at full capacity to meet the needs of local seed companies and prepare for the spring plowing and sowing requirements of the coming year across 26 provinces and municipalities, including Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Jilin, Hebei, Henan, Anhui, and Chongqing.


Located along the "Golden Belt" of agriculture at 38° North latitude, Zhangye, Gansu, offers an ideal environment for seed corn production, characterized by long hours of sunlight, significant day-night temperature differences, and abundant, high-quality irrigation water. These exceptional natural conditions result in corn seeds that are plump, possess high germination rates, and exhibit strong stress resistance; the region produces over 500 million kilograms of corn seeds annually, accounting for more than 45% of the total field corn seed usage nationwide.