Uganda is an African country with great potential for agricultural growth. Agriculture has played a dominant role in its national economy, as 25% of its territory is arable land. But the country lack of advanced agricultural machinery and equipment impeded the efficiency of its farming and caused much of its arable land to remain underutilized. 2016 witnessed the establishment of Wuzheng East Africa (Uganda) Agricultural Development Company. Relying on a myriad of local resources, we built a pilot agricultural park. We planted corn, rice and other cash crops on a large scale with the aid of our highly efficient tractors and other machines. In addition, we have been training skilled local operators of agricultural machinery and provided job opportunities in an effort to boost the growth of local agriculture.

Indonesia is the world's biggest manufacturer of palm oil. Among types of vegetable oil, palm oil has ranked first in the world in terms of production volume, consumption volume and international trade volume. It is widely used in food processing and catering industries. Palm oil is extracted from palm fruits. In Indonesia, these fruits have been picked manually for centuries. It is a tiring job to pick palm fruits and the conditions are often concerning. Wuzheng Model MD454 and Model TS904 tractors deliver quality work and operate at a higher efficiency, and are widely recognized and employed locally. These products not only help with the picking of palm fruits, but also serve to plow, mow and transport when combined with other agricultural machines or tools. Consequently, they help improve the working environment and efficiency and help mitigate the shortage of palm oil.

Egypt is one of the world's biggest food importers, with low levels of agricultural mechanization and low income for farmers. Wuzheng's tractors were ushered into the Egyptian market in 2008 and have been extensively employed in agricultural production ever since. According to Egyptian farmers, the same job that took a family three or four days to complete in the past can be done now by one person in half a day. As a result of spending less time in field work, now they have more time for other work, and significantly increasing income. Egypt endeavors to increase its self-sufficiency for food production as well as the income of its farmers. Across the country, Wuzheng's tractors have been employed to empower Egyptians to achieve their goals.