Mixing the soil in the field is an important aspect of land preparation, as it helps create the conditions under which seed germination, plant rooting, and overall crop growth and…
Threshing is a crucial stage in farming, as it allows growers to separate the grain from harvested crops so that they can be stored away. In the past, farmers had…
Managing field residues & sowing wheat on time are crucial factors of the Indian cropping cycle. As there is a limited gap between harvest and sowing season, farmers need proven…
Contemporary cultivation is carried out using various forms of machinery that relieve the daily field operations of human labour, making them quick, effective, and less time-consuming. Several machines are used…
Following the harvesting process, straw residues can present a serious problem for farmers. Depending on the crop, large amounts of crop residue can remain spread over the field, with subsequent…
When you have harvested a crop, there is usually lots of straw left in the field. It may seem like a waste, but it can still serve a purpose. How…
Harvest is not the end of one farming cycle. It is also the beginning of the next one. Once a crop is removed, farmers have a limited amount of time…
Farm practices have evolved over the years as farms have grown in size and planting/harvesting windows have contracted. Hand labour may still prove beneficial for small jobs; however, for larger…
Today’s farming relies heavily on implements and machinery that operate efficiently in the field to provide consistent and reliable performance. An agricultural implement’s working width and weight are significant considerations,…
Introduction Today's agricultural implements are a boon to farmers by adding to productivity through greater efficiency with less manpower usage and thereby getting the work done quickly in the fields.…
