BEIJING, China, Feb. 05, 2026 — Yimutian Group (“Yimutian” or the “Company”), a prominent digital agriculture platform in China, announced it has entered into a strategic cooperation agreement (the “agreement”) with regional partners. This collaboration aims to jointly develop a significant integrated agricultural project in Huazhou City, Guangdong Province.
The project, known as the Jianjiang Farmland Integrated Development Initiative, is planned to cover an area exceeding 21,000 mu (approximately 1,400 hectares). It signifies Yimutian’s ongoing expansion of its technology-driven, origin-based agricultural development model.
This initiative focuses on enhancing land utilization efficiency, advancing digital farm management, and establishing a scalable ecosystem for agricultural production and circulation. It is designed to support standardized farming practices, optimize supply chains, and facilitate the commercialization of value-added agricultural products.
Under the agreement, Yimutian will contribute its digital platform capabilities, data systems, and AI-powered agricultural technologies. Concurrently, local partners will assist with land coordination, infrastructure integration, and project execution. The collaboration seeks to create a replicable model for large-scale modern agriculture development. The project will be structured around three primary components:
- Firstly, land will be consolidated and infrastructure optimized to enhance soil quality, irrigation networks, and field accessibility. This will facilitate the creation of continuous, high-standard farmlands and boost overall productivity.
- Secondly, Yimutian intends to implement digital technologies such as AI-powered planting optimization, market prediction tools, and supply-chain management systems. These will provide comprehensive digital supervision from cultivation to distribution.
- Thirdly, the project is anticipated to extend the value chain through branding, processing, and integrated agricultural services, thereby supporting the higher-value commercialization of local agricultural goods.
The Company also plans to introduce inclusive participation methods for local farmers, such as land leasing, direct employment opportunities, and cooperative models. The aim is to link long-term productivity gains with sustainable income creation.
“This initiative aligns with our strategy to expand digital agriculture beyond online platforms into large-scale, origin-based production systems,” stated Jinhong Deng, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Yimutian Group. “Our goal is to construct efficient, standardized, and scalable agricultural models, replicable across various regions, by integrating digital infrastructure, AI technology, and market access.”
This Huazhou initiative represents Yimutian’s second integrated land development venture within Maoming City. The Company previously commenced a comparable project in Maonan District, which is now operational. Collectively, these two projects encompass a total development area of approximately 35,000 mu, solidifying Yimutian’s footprint in a vital agricultural hub of southern China.
Yimutian possesses considerable expertise in deploying digital technologies for agricultural production and distribution. Previous endeavors saw the Company bolster regional specialty crops via digital market systems and establish technology-enhanced demonstration farms utilizing IoT monitoring and data-informed cultivation strategies. These projects have showcased advancements in yield efficiency, resource optimization, and supply-chain synchronization.
These extensive, technology-driven agricultural development initiatives are anticipated to be crucial for modernizing China’s agricultural sector, simultaneously generating sustained value through enhanced productivity, superior food quality, and greater market efficiency.
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Yimutian Inc. stands as a prominent agricultural B2B platform across mainland China. For more than ten years, the company has committed itself to digitizing China’s agricultural product supply chain infrastructure, aiming to make the transaction process for agricultural products more efficient, transparent, secure, and convenient.
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