Should farmers buy or rent agricultural machinery? Learn how to compare equipment costs, use custom hiring centres and choose machines that suit your farm.
Learn how Indian farmers can manage crop residue through mulching, incorporation, livestock feed, machinery and other practical options instead of burning.
Punjab is adding more crop-residue management machines before the paddy harvest. Here is what the new equipment does, why machine availability matters and how farmers can use it.
Power weeders and mechanical weeders can reduce manual labour in farm fields. Learn which machines suit different crops and what farmers should check before buying.
Paddy residue management machines can help farmers avoid burning and prepare fields for the next crop. Here is how Happy Seeder, Super Seeder and other machines work.
Farm machinery can save labour and time, but buying every machine may not make financial sense. Here is how farmers can decide between purchasing, renting and sharing agricultural equipment.
India’s farm mechanisation schemes provide financial support for agricultural machinery and Custom Hiring Centres. Here is what small farmers should know.
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…