Abstract:Aiming to address the issues of dispersed manufacturing capabilities, weak cross-enterprise collaboration, and insufficient order responsiveness among small and medium-sized agricultural machinery manufacturers, a community-based manufacturing organizational mode oriented to such manufacturers was proposed. By clarifying the conceptual connotation and operational characteristics of agricultural machinery social manufacturing, a systematic framework was established that integrated digital modeling of manufacturing resources, order-driven community formation, and collaborative execution and delivery. The key operational mechanisms were further elaborated from the perspectives of information flow, capital flow, and coordination of manufacturing processes. On this basis, a comprehensive evaluation and community selection method for manufacturing resources in multi-task environments was developed, providing decision support for resource combination and community selection under order-driven production. Furthermore, the proposed mode contributed to improving resource utilization efficiency, enhancing manufacturing flexibility, and strengthening the responsiveness of agricultural machinery production systems to customized and small-batch orders. Taking the manufacturing of a narrow-track multifunctional orchard tractor as a representative scenario, the community construction and screening processes for component, assembly, inspection, and logistics resources were analyzed, thereby verifying the feasibility and engineering applicability of the proposed method.