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Building on the proven performance advantages of the original classic model, the new adopts a globally advanced design approach for its overall structure, with a dedicated service, inspection, and maintenance access space in the midsection of the machine.

In 2022, Muzhe Company achieved a string of remarkable successes. Its “Muzhe” brand forage harvester has been consecutively recognized for four years in a row by the China Agricultural Machinery Industry Association, the China Agricultural Mechanization Association, and the China Agricultural Machinery Circulation Association as a “National Agricultural Machinery User-Satisfaction Brand.” Furthermore, the machine was shortlisted among the top three self-propelled forage harvesters on the 2019 Best-Selling Agricultural Machinery List jointly released by the China Agricultural Machinery Industry Association and the China Agricultural Mechanization News. In particular, the 4QZ-18A forage harvester produced by the company has been in such high demand that it sold out well ahead of schedule, demonstrating outstanding market performance!

In 2022, our company launched a new model—the 4QZ-18D forage harvester. This machine is equipped with a 3.5-meter foldable cutting platform developed by Xinwandaa, and leverages the wide and spacious feed inlet of the 4QZ-18A chassis, ensuring smoother material intake and higher operational efficiency. The machine has delivered outstanding market performance and has earned high praise from customers.

In 2022, based on extensive feedback from users and driven by market demand, Muzhe Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. undertook a complete redesign of the 4QZ-18A model and proudly launched the 4QZ-20 forage harvester. This new model is equipped with a dual-disc cutterbar, increasing the cutting width to 3,240 mm and significantly boosting operational efficiency to meet future market needs.

High-moisture corn, also known as high-water-content corn, refers to corn kernels with a moisture content of 28%–30% that are crushed, compacted into silos, stored, and fermented to produce a high-energy feed. It can be used as a concentrated feed for cattle and pigs. This feed has been in use in North America and Europe for more than 30 years, while its development in China is only just beginning.