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Discover the Sonalika Sikander RX 50 DLX Price and Features

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The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 DLX is well known for its extraordinary ability and deluxe features. This Sonalika tractor model can smoothly work with the implement, rotavator, and trolley without any interruption. The prices start from Rs. 7,56,000 and go up to Rs. 8,18,000 in India. You can learn about its specifications and features, which are described below. The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 DLX Features Engine: This Sonalika tractor is powered by a 3-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that delivers 52 horsepower at 2000 RPM with a dry-type pre-cleaner air filter. Transmission: The Sikander RX 50 dlx features a constant mesh gearbox with 12 forward and 3 reverse gears. It has a side shift lever position with a single/dual clutch. PTO and Hydraulics: The Sonalika Sikander RX 50 dlx features a 540 RPM PTO speed and is capable of lifting a 1800 kg weight. It has Smart Sensing, Precise Lift, and a single auxiliary valve. Additional Features: This 2WD tractor delivers optimal performance with...
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Explore the Significance of the Rabi Season Crop

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India has a diverse climate, which makes it a rich agricultural environment and one of the leading countries in agriculture. As everyone knows, half of the country depends on farming either directly or indirectly. There are mainly three types of crop seasons: Rabi, Kharif, and Zaid. Rabi season crops are typically winter season crops, growing from November to March. Kharif is a monsoon cropping season, and Zaid is the summer season. Today, we learn about the Rabi season crops in detail. About the Rabi season crop The rabi crop is a winter-season crop that starts in November and ends in the last part of March. It is the season for growing wheat, barley, gram, lentils, mustard, and other crops. The rabi season is crucial for the Indian economy, as it also ensures food security and health. Importance of Rabi Crops in India During the winter season, due to the high moisture in the soil, plants require less water, which has a positive impact on water resources. The winter season is the pe...
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Learn about the Ragi Cultivation in India

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Finger Millet is called ragi in Hindi. This millet is mainly grown in India. A large number of people enjoy eating ragi food due to its high nutritional value, low-fat properties, and gluten-free nature. Indians consume it in various forms, such as flatbreads, cookies, pasta, idlis, and other dishes. Ragi cultivation in India is primarily found in the southern region, particularly in the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Last year, 13.86 lakh tonnes of ragi were produced through cultivation. Process of Ragi Cultivation Finger millet can grow in any soil, whether it's poor or fertile soil. It requires a minimum temperature of 8 to 10°C for proper growth and optimal quality outcomes. Twice soil ploughing is quite essential for better growth of ragi seeds. The line sowing method is suitable for Ragi cultivation. Inter-cropping and Crop Rotation methods help manage various crops simultaneously, such as black gram, rice bean, soybean, and groundnut. Pest control management Pest dise...
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Check out the Bamboo Farming in India

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Most Asian countries have been significant producers of bamboo globally. It is also known as baans in India, with over 1,600 different uses. Bamboo farming in India is rank as the 2nd leading producer worldwide. India is home to 23 different bamboo families (genera) and 136 specific types (species) of bamboo within these families. Most farmers in the countryside engage in commercial bamboo farming, and there are various commercial bamboo species, including Bambusa Bambos, Bambusa Nutans, Bambusa Balcooa, and many more. How to cultivate bamboo in India Bamboo can grow in various climates, just like it grows very easily near rivers, ponds, hillslopes, etc. It also doesn't need any specific type of soil to grow. They need between 7° Celsius to 40° Celsius to grow. Bamboo produces seeds only once in its entire lifetime, within one to two months when they are viable. Then, cutting branches is the easiest method during the pre-monsoon season. It takes 2 to 3 years for the start of irri...
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जानिए भारत में स्वराज ट्रैक्टर की कीमत

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  1974 में स्वराज ट्रैक्टर्स कंपनी का स्थापना हुआ था | इसकी कीमत 2,59,700 से शुरू होता है | पिछले कई वर्षो से इस ब्रांड ने भारतीय किसानों का विश्वास और दिल जीत लिया है। सर्वप्रथम स्वराज का अविष्कार पंजाब में किया गया | परिणामस्वरूप, यह लगातार उच्च गुणवत्ता और अपनी श्रेणी में सर्वश्रेष्ठ ट्रैक्टर प्रदान करता रहा है। पिछले कुछ वर्षों में स्वराज ने अपने उत्पादों और सेवाओं से 2 मिलियन से अधिक ग्राहकों को सेवा प्रदान की है और कंपनी ने 2022 तक 20 लाख ट्रैक्टरों का उत्पादन किया । स्वराज एचपी रेंज के लोकप्रिय ट्रैक्टर्स 30 एचपी से कम के स्वराज ट्रैक्टरों के विभिन्न मॉडल जैसे स्वराज 717, एक मिनी 15 HP का ट्रेक्टर है | यह आसानी से कल्टीवेटर और रोटावेटर जैसे उपकरणों को संभाल सकता है। स्वराज 834 XM और स्वराज 735 एक 31 से 40 HP का ट्रेक्टर है | इनकी कई विशेषताओ के साथ ऑयल-इमर्स्ड ब्रेक जैसी प्रमुख विशेषताएं भी शामिल है |  स्वराज 742 XT, स्वराज 843 और स्वराज 744 के भीतर आने वाले ट्रेक्टर है जो किसानो के बिच बहुत प्रसिद्ध है |    अगर आपको यह जानकारी पसंद आई तो ट्रेक्टरकारवां पर जा...
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Check out the Sugarcane Cultivation in India

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For Indian farmers, Sugarcane Cultivation is one of the important cash crops, which also contributes a significant amount to the national economy. Sugar is the main source of making sugar, brown sugar, and jaggery. India is the biggest producer of sugarcane and a significant consumer, but it is the second-largest distributor globally. We have a sugar production of more than 330 lakh metric tonnes, which can support the rural industry. Sugarcane Cultivation in India Sugarcane cultivation is conducted according to the seasons of India's different regions. For example, in northern India, planting time is from January to March, while in the Deccan areas, the best planting season is from October to November. As we know, the best cane time is based on the season of different regions of the country, and depends on soil structure; the soil should be well-drained, deep and loamy. The temperature should be between 27°C and 33°C. There is management of different pests and diseases. For the ...
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Discover the History of Milk Production in India

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Indian dairy production plays a crucial role in strengthening the economy and creating employment opportunities, especially in rural areas. India is the world's largest milk producer. In the past year, Milk production in India reached 239.3 million tonnes, with Uttar Pradesh being the top milk-producing state, accounting for 38.79 million tonnes of production and a 16.21 per cent share of the total. History of Milk in India Between 1950 and 1960, the country experienced a milk shortage. Although indian had the largest cattle population, the milk production was still below 21 million tonnes. Then, the government launched the National Dairy Development Board in 1965, which led the White Revolution across the country to create the Anand Pattern cooperatives at the national level. In 1946, the Amul milk-producing company was established, a direct result of the White Revolution.  After that, to celebrate the achievement, November 26 is celebrated as National Milk Day to honour the bir...
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