agricultural machinery

Custom Hiring Centres allow farmers to rent farm machinery instead of buying every machine. How does the model work, what can farmers hire and when does it make financial sense?

ICAR has documented a self-propelled power weeder for row, vegetable and horticultural crops. How does it work, what does it cost, and what should farmers check before buying one?

Agricultural drones are expanding in India, from spraying to crop monitoring and pest management. Here is how farmers can use them and whether buying one makes sense.

Small farm machines such as weeders, planters and ridgers can reduce labour and improve farm work. Here is how farmers can choose the right equipment.

ICAR has developed an affordable cassava harvester designed for smallholders, aiming to reduce labour requirements, harvesting time and cultivation costs.

ICAR scientists have developed an AI-enabled smart seeder that improves seed placement, reduces input costs and supports precision farming for higher crop productivity.

Farmers in Gujarat are adopting advanced farm machinery and precision technologies to tackle labour shortages, improve efficiency and reduce cultivation costs.

The Centre has expanded farm mechanisation under the Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization, supporting over 21.6 lakh agricultural machines and strengthening access for small farmers…

Robotic weeders are helping vegetable farmers control weeds, reduce labour costs, and improve field management with greater precision.