Abstract:Yiwu jujube has a long cultivation history in the Yiwu area of Zhejiang Province, while maize is one of the most important grain crops worldwide, with broad adaptability to diverse soil and climatic conditions. To safeguard grain production and enhance the economic benefits of Yiwu jujube orchards, the local government encourages the intercropping of short-term grain and cash crops such as maize and tomatoes between rows of dwarf Yiwu jujube trees, making full use of the available orchard space. Based on several consecutive years of largescale production practice and systematic research, a set of maize intercropping technologies has been summarized and integrated, including supporting cultivation techniques aimed at improving yield and economic efficiency. These technologies are suitable for widespread application in dwarf Yiwu jujube orchards. Their implementation can gradually increase the economic returns from Yiwu jujube planting, effectively promote the coordinated development and deep integration of the dual grain–fruit production system, and ultimately achieve higher yields for farmers, greater agricultural efficiency, and greener industrial development.