There is no fixed end point for the supply of tractors.

1. From the perspective of product production

① As long as tractor manufacturers continue to produce, there will be products to supply the market. This depends on many factors such as the manufacturer's production plan, raw material supply, production equipment maintenance, and labor. For example, large tractor manufacturers such as John Deere will arrange production according to market orders and expected demand as long as their production process is smooth and parts are in sufficient supply. Like it, it has a complete global supply chain, which can ensure continuous production and will not easily stop supply.

② Manufacturers will adjust production based on market feedback and technological updates. If new environmental protection requirements are introduced, manufacturers need to upgrade and transform tractor engines and other components, and continue to supply products that meet the new requirements after the transformation is completed. For example, as emission standards are improved, manufacturers will invest in research and development resources to produce tractors that meet stricter emission standards.

2. From the perspective of market demand

① As long as there is demand for tractors in the market, suppliers will be motivated to provide products. In the agricultural field, tractors are used for a variety of operations such as plowing, sowing, and harvesting. In developing countries, with the advancement of agricultural modernization, the demand for tractors may continue to grow. For example, in India, due to the vast agricultural land and the large room for improvement in agricultural mechanization, the demand for tractors will exist for a long time, and the market supply will continue accordingly.

② Even in countries with a high degree of agricultural mechanization, such as the United States, tractors will have a continuous market due to equipment upgrades. Farmers will regularly replace old tractors for new equipment with better performance, more energy-saving and more efficient.

3. Analysis from the perspective of sales channels

① Agricultural machinery dealers will arrange purchases based on inventory and expected sales. If inventory is insufficient and market demand is expected, they will purchase from manufacturers to ensure supply. Generally speaking, the supply will be sufficient during the peak sales season (such as before spring sowing and after autumn harvest, which is the peak period for farmers to purchase and repair tractors), while the supply may be relatively reduced in the off-season, but it will not stop.

② Online sales platforms will also display and sell tractor products based on the production and inventory of cooperative manufacturers. As long as there is inventory and production support, online supply will continue.