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They laughed when China made tractors. They panicked when China made chips. Now China is exporting the machinery that helps feed the world. Agricultural machinery exports rose more than 32% in 2025 to over $9.7 billion. Chinese agricultural drones now reach 100+ countries. Turns out history is not only...

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