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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...

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 ...

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...

Indian farmers most commonly follow the lift irrigation system, which involves pumping water from lower levels using pumps and then lifting it to higher levels through pipelines. This method is particularly effective for farmers who utilise water from natural resources, especially those in lower-lying farming areas. Essential components for lift irrigation The vital part of the living system is that water resources should be available throughout the year; for example, using river or dam water, where water is constantly present year-round. We need pumps and pipes for lifting and moving water to the farming field. Advantages of lifting irrigation This method is beneficial for dryland farming and rainfed farming, where the geographical diversity is significant. This method also ensures sustainable agriculture. The risk of soil erosion control is low, and it also doesn't affect crop quality due to the timely supply of water to crops. The government of India also supports the Lift Irr...

Irrigation is a crucial part of farming. There are various types of irrigation methods, but the Drip Irrigation Method is a unique approach. This is a water-saving technology that reduces water usage by 25 percentge compared to the traditional method. Farmers can utilise this method for various crops, including cash crops, fruits, and vegetables. This technique is beneficial for a variety of crops. This technique is also used to apply fertilisers, which can distribute water and nutrients evenly by the dripping method. Different Types of Drip Irrigation Surface drip irrigation places emitters and laterals on the surface. It provides water near the root area of crops and manages the desired soil moisture. On the other hand, subsurface drip irrigation involves the installation of emitters and laterals below the soil surface. Cane wall, T-tape, Typhoon, and Bi-wall systems are other popular irrigation systems. Essential components of drip irrigation A water pump supplier can attach to va...

The Shaktiman brand is the leading manufacturer of rotavators worldwide. Shaktiman offers various rotavator series, including Champion, Regular, Side Shift, Mini, and Reverse Forward. Every Shaktiman Rotavator series has unique features and specifications designed to meet the demands or conditions, such as soil type, tractor power, and field size. In India, the price of the Shaktiman Rotavator starts at ₹54,000 and is suitable for tractors in the 11 HP to 120 HP category. The popular Shaktiman rotavators The regular series rotavator is available in chain or gear drive, featuring single or multi-speed options. This rotavator is suitable for sugarcane, castor, cotton, and paddy stubble and operates with tractors ranging from 45 to 120 HP. The Shaktiman Champion Series is compatible with tractors ranging from 40 to 120 HP. It operates most efficiently in banana and sugarcane farming, performing deep tillage while offering different speeds, drives, and both L & C blades. The Shaktiman...

Rice is present in almost every meal for the indian population. In India, mostly rain-fed areas, like West Bengal, UP, and Telangana. Rice Cultivation in India is the world's second-largest rice-producing country, after China. In 2023, the total rice production in the country was approximately 1,132 lakh metric tonnes. Our country cultivates various types of rice, including Basmati, Ambemohar, and Kalanamak, which are the most popular rice varieties produced in India. Rice planting is also practised in many ways in different regions. Method of Rice Cultivation The traditional method of rice cultivation is popular among farmers. It is cost-effective and requires minimal labour. With the help of a cow, the field is ploughed, and the rice is planted manually. The Direct Seeded Rice (DSR) method, aided by seeding machines, involves sowing dry or wet seeds directly in the field, regardless of whether the soil is unpuddled or puddled. The SRI technique is a modern process of managing w...

Biofertilizers are living organisms or beneficial substances, such as algae, bacteria, fungi, and microbes, that enhance soil fertility to achieve optimal production and increase crop yields. Biofertilizers are the best and most essential eco-friendly sustainable farming practice, as they replace the use of chemical fertilizers, which contribute to environmental pollution. There are three types of biofertilizers: NFB, phosphorus solubilizers, and phosphorus mobilizers, which serve different functions due to the varied functions of microorganisms. types of Biofertilizers NFT means nitrogen-fixing biofertilizers are a type of good bacteria that fix nitrogen in soil. It converts atmospheric nitrogen into a usable substance for plants or crops. The second biofertilizer is phosphorus solubilizers, which are fungi and bacteria that help nourish the plant's roots. Phosphorus mobilizer biofertilizer works by facilitating the transfer of phosphorus nutrients to the cortical cells of a pla...

Water is a vital component of farming, irrigation, and the survival of all living beings. For farmers in 20215, the Indian government launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana for the first time. They ensure that water reaches every farm without wasting. Farmers face problems depending on the monsoon, and the results can be crop failure. PMKSY is offering equal distribution of water even in dry land farming areas. Objectives of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana Her khet me pani is the motto of this scheme, which means that water in every farm for good access to water for better irrigation. Discover the technique of re-use municipal wastewater for urban agriculture. They ensure water management and harvesting by promoting water-saving technology. Advantages of the PM Krishi Sinchayee Scheme By promoting the "per drop, more crop" campaign, water waste has been reduced. Additionally, new irrigation facilities are continually improving to enhance productivity. Due to ...

Bananas are a popular fruit not only in India but also worldwide, known for their nutritional benefits, including fibre, minerals, and vitamins. Because of its rich nutrition, and is a source of energy, which is why it's available in every diet recommended by health consultants. India is known as the largest banana producer in the world, accounting for 17.8 per cent of the share. There are also various types of Banana cultivation in India , including Robusta, Dwarf Cavendish, Rasthali, Poovan, and many more, listed below. Popular varieties of bananas in India Robusta is a medium-sized banana, dark green in colour on out outside and bright yellow on the inside. This banana is grown in the southern part of India. Dwarf Cavendish grows in West Bengal, Bihar and some places in South India. It produces a bunch of around 15 to 25 kg. It has a green colour on the outside and the same on the inside. This type of banana is used for making chips, bread, and pudding. Rasthali has grown to a ...