farm mechanisation

Should farmers buy or rent agricultural machinery? Learn how to compare equipment costs, use custom hiring centres and choose machines that suit your farm.

A power tiller-operated turmeric harvester developed by a Tamil Nadu farmer can harvest one acre in about seven hours and reduce manual harvesting costs.

ICAR institutions are distributing farm tools and promoting mechanisation among small and marginal farmers. Here is how simple equipment can reduce labour pressure.

Power weeders can help farmers reduce labour and weeding costs in row crops, vegetables and horticultural fields. Learn how the machine works, its cost and how farmers can access it.

Battery-operated sprayers can reduce manual effort during crop protection. What should farmers check about capacity, battery, coverage and cost before buying one?

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?

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.

Battery-operated power sprayers can reduce manual labour and speed up crop spraying. Here is what small farmers should check before buying one.

AI, drones and digital tools are changing Indian farming in 2026. Know how new technology can help farmers with crop advice, machinery and farm decisions.

An NCR Farmer Producer Organisation earns ₹3.8 lakh in annual net returns from a ₹10 lakh Custom Hiring Centre serving small farmers.