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खेती में हर रुपया सोच-समझकर खर्च करना पड़ता है। नया हल हर किसान के बजट में नहीं बैठता, इसलिए कई भाई पुराना हल ( प्लाऊ ) लेना पसंद करते हैं। लेकिन सस्ते के चक्कर में गलत हल घर आ गया, तो मरम्मत

Agrizone's rotavators are quite popular nowadays among Indian farmers. The brand has built a solid reputation for implements that get the job done without giving farmers headaches over durability. Let's talk about three of their most talked-about rotavator models and what makes

If you've ever stood in a field after harvest, staring at leftover stubble and straw, you know the problem isn't over once the crop is cut. What happens next- clearing the field, saving the straw, baling the fodder- decides how quickly you

The use of a tillage implement can have a huge impact on soil health, fuel costs and crop yield. Disc plough and the cultivator are two of the most commonly used implements by Indian farmers. Both are used to prepare fields, but

If you want to complete threshing operations efficiently and quickly, a Mahindra thresher can help you. Every Mahindra thresher model is designed to effectively and rapidly separate grain from chaff. So, let us take a look at the five Mahindra thresher models

छोटे किसानों के लिए पावर टिलर किसी वरदान से कम नहीं है। लेकिन नया खरीदने जाओ तो जेब पर भारी पड़ता है, इसीलिए बहुत से किसान भाई पुराना (सेकंड हैंड) टिलर खरीदने का सोचते हैं। कम बजट में काम भी चल जाता

Cultivator vs. Plough: these two implements often get confused because they both "work the soil," but honestly, they do pretty different jobs. Let's understand. What Is a Cultivator? A cultivator is essentially a device for breaking up soil. It consists of rows

Mitra has been around for years, building sprayers that actually hold up in real Indian farming conditions, whether it's grape orchards or dust control on construction sites near farmland. Let's go through the top 5 Mitra sprayers and what makes each one

Super Seeder or Seed Drill: both machines are used for sowing seeds, both save time compared to manual sowing, and both are pretty common sights on Indian farms these days. But they're not interchangeable, and picking the wrong one can genuinely cost

If you've ever stood in a field right after combine harvesting and looked at all that leftover wheat or paddy straw lying around, you know the dilemma: burn it, bale it, or find a smarter way to use it. That's exactly the