Affected by a combination of factors, including extreme summer heatwaves, typhoon strikes, and continuous overcast and rainy weather in early November, the large-scale harvesting of rice in Wuxi City did not commence until early November 2024. Moreover, during the concentrated harvesting period, the weather alternated between rain and sunshine, leaving the soil in the fields wet and muddy. This significantly slowed down the rice harvesting progress compared to 2023 and also led to a decrease in the per-unit yield of rice. This paper focuses on the difficulties encountered during rice production in Wuxi City in 2024. By examining the measures taken to overcome these challenges, it conducts an in-depth analysis of the reasons for the decline in rice yield per unit area and proposes improving directions and specific measures for 2025 and beyond.