Compared to traditional concrete farm buildings, all components of steel structure farm buildings are prefabricated in the factory, requiring only simple assembly on-site. This results in good structural performance, a short construction period, and strong resistance to wind and seismic forces. In the event of earthquakes, typhoons, and other disasters, steel structures can prevent the collapse of the farm buildings. The relatively light weight of steel structures reduces the risk of collapse and injuries. The on-site construction period is short, with minimal wet operations, avoiding environmental pollution from dust and wastewater. Steel structures are detachable, facilitating the relocation of farm buildings, and steel materials can be recycled, contributing to energy efficiency and environmental protection, reducing environmental pollution. Compared to concrete buildings of the same specifications, the structural components of steel structure buildings are smaller in cross-section, resulting in a relatively larger usable floor area.