The soybean windrower is a special type and purpose harvester. Cut down the wheat stalks and spread them on the stubble to become the stalks that overlap the ears to facilitate the drying of the grain harvesting machinery. The dried straws are picked up and harvested by a grain combine harvester with a picker, and can also be used to harvest pasture. Windrowers appeared in the late 1920s and were widely used in the United States, Canada, and the Soviet Union. Since 1947, China has gradually promoted its use in state-owned farms in the Northeast and other places, and began development and production in 1952.

The soybean windrower produced by Yancheng Xinmingyang Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has the advantages of small size, light weight, low fuel consumption, flexible maneuverability, simple and convenient operation, labor-saving, and low stubble. It is widely used in plains, hills, slopes, Narrow and small farmland plots and other plots.