Directory of Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers in India

221 Pages·2015·2.46 MB·English

Directory of
Crop Production Machinery Manufacturers in
India

Dr. C. R. Mehta
Dr. B Gaikwad
Dr. R. K. Pajnoo
Dr. R. K. Tiwari
Er. Y.S. Bhokardankar

January, 2015
All India Coordinated Research Project on
Farm Implements and Machinery
ICAR - Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
Nabi Bagh, Berasia Road, Bhopal - 462038, India
http://www.ciae.nic.in
Extension Bulletin No.: CIAE/ FIM/2015/94

Year : 2015

Compilation and Editing : Dr. C. R. Mehta, Project Coordinator, AICRP on FIM
Dr. B. Gaikwad, Scientist, AMD
Dr. R. K. Pajnoo, Chief Technical Officer
Dr. R. K. Tiwari, Chief Technical Officer
Er. Y.S. Bhokardankar, Asst. Chief Technical Officer

Word Processing : Sh. A. S. Barod
Mrs. M. Lohani

Reprography : R.S. Kushwah

Published by : Coordinating Cell
AICRP on Farm Implements and Machinery
Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
Nabibagh, Berasia Road, Bhopal- 462 .38 (India)
Telefax : 0755 - 2733385, 2521163
E-mail: [email protected]

Printed at : Neo Printers
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Contributors (Principal Investigators / Research Engineers) of Centres of AICRP on FIM

S. No. Name Affiliation
Head & Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Agricultural Machinery Research Centre
1 Dr. B Shridar
College of Agricultural Engineering
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore – 641003 (Tamil Nadu)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Dr. AS College of Agricultural Engineering
2 Er. T B Bastewad
Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth
Rahuri – 413722 Distt. Ahmednagar (Maharashtra)
Head & Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
3 Dr. G S Manes Department of Farm Machinery & Power Engineering, Punjab Agricultural University
Ludhiana – 141004 (Punjab)
Head & Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Agricultural Research Institute
4 Dr. G Arvind Reddy
Prof. Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University, Rajendranagar
Hyderabad - 500030 (Telangana)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Farm Machinery and Power Engineering
5 Dr. Y C Bhatt College of Technology & Engineering
Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology
Udaipur - 313001 (Rajasthan)
Professor & Head
Deptt. of Agricultural & Food Engineering
6 Dr. V K Tewari
Indian Institute of Technology
Kharagpur – 721302 (West Bengal)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Deptt. of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering College of Technology, G B Pant
7 Dr. Arun Kumar
University of Agriculture & Technology
Pantnagar – 263145 (Uttarakhand)
S. No. Name Affiliation
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
College of Agricultural Engineering
8 Dr. P L Pradhan
Orisa University of Agriculture & Tech.
Bhubaneswar – 751003 (Odisha)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Deptt. of Farm Machinery, College of Agricultural Engineering Rajendra Agricultural
9 Er. Manoranjan Kumar
University,
Pusa, Samastipur - 848125 (Bihar)
Head & Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Department of Farm Power & Machinery
10 Er. N K Bansal
CCS Haryana Agricultural University
Hisar – 125004 (Haryana)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
11 Er. Sindhu Bhaskar Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering. & Tech. Kerala Agricultural University
Tavanur - 679573 (Kerala)
Research Engineer (FIM Project)
Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering
12 Dr. Rana Noor Alam
Sam Hagginbottom Institute of Agriculture Technology and Science
Allahabad – 211007 (Uttar Pradesh)
Principal Investigator (FIM Project)
Deptt. of Agricultural Engineering
13 Er. Pankaj Barua
Assam Agricultural University
Jorhat – 785013 (Assam)
Deptt. of Agricultural Engineering
14 Dr. Ajay Verma Indira Gandhi KrishiVishwaVidyalaya
Raipur (Chattisgarh)
Technology Transfer Division
Er. M B Tamhankar Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
15
Dr. U R Badegaonkar NabiBagh, Berasia Road
Bhopal – 462038 (Madhya Pradesh)
FOREWORD
Indian Agriculture is transforming greatly in the past few decades. Besides efficient water and input management,
mechanization of farm operations are becoming indispensable. Sustaining the current levels of production,
timeliness of operation, efficient application of fertilizers and plant protection chemicals, reducing the human
drudgery and increasing the safety and comfort of farm workers are the main objectives of mechanization.
Increasing costs of labour and reducing availability of farm workers make mechanization indispensable.
Selective and appropriate mechanization was recommended for long in the country. Often: Selective for what?
and Appropriate to whom? are the questions unanswered. We have not resorted to high capacity and high
powered machinery for farm operations owing to the small land holding sizes. But the latest introduction of
combines in rice producing areas has created a paradigm shift in our thinking. Huge combines are used in small and tiny farms too
for harvesting paddy crops.
If huge machines such as combines have made their ways into our tiny paddy fields, then why not introducing mechanical powers at
all sizes for different farm operations. Our research efforts over several decades after independence have resulted in numerous
machineries for different farm operations. These machineries are ranging in sizes from small to very large and operational
capacities from few cents to acres of coverage in a given unit time.
Numerous producers have come forward to make these machineries and market them. The producers also range from small scale
producers to very large scale players. Often the farmers and other farm machinery operators do not have access to the knowledge
on who produces and what range of products they produce. Due to the lack of such vital information the buyers are forced to buy
farm machines based on the availability in the region than based on needs. Making information available on the farm machinery
producers is very important for making farm machinery popular in the country.
With this motive, the editors of this compendium have come up with an exhaustive list of farm tractors, power tillers and machinery
producers and dealers in the country. The information contained in this compendium will be useful to farmers, extension workers,
scientists, students, engineers, manufacturers and teachers. A word of appreciation and congratulations are due to the editors of
this highly useful compendium.

Date: January, 2015 (K. Alagusundaram)
Place: New Delhi Deputy Director General (Engg.)
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi
PREFACE
The total power availability on Indian farms has increased from 0.293 to 1.841 kW/ha at CAGR of 4.58% during the last forty
one years. The overall mechanization level in India is only 28-30% even though 90% of the total farm power is contributed by
mechanical and electrical power sources. One of the major constraints of increasing agricultural production and productivity is
the inadequacy of farm power and machinery with the farmers. The average farm power availability needs to be increased to
minimum 2.5 kW/ha to assure timeliness and quality in field operations, undertake heavy field operations like sub-soiling,
chiseling, deep ploughing and summer ploughing.
For research and development, testing and popularization of need based farm implements and machinery for different regions
of the country, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) launched the All India Coordinated Research Project
(AICRP) on Farm Implements and Machinery (FIM) in 1975 with six centres. The number of centres increased during different
Five Year Plan periods and presently there are 24 centres working on one or more of three distinct activities under the Project
- research and development, prototype manufacturing and prototype feasibility testing.
The research and development activity in AICRP on FIM involves design, development, testing and design refinement of
need-based farm implements and machinery. Prototype manufacturing activity is for multiplication of research prototypes for
multi-location trials, development of manufacturing technology for new machines and promoting their manufacture by
involving local manufacturers. The addresses of reputed manufacturer/dealers of improved equipment in different states all
across the country will serve as reference material for research and extension workers as well as farmers to bridge the gaps
in farm mechanization.
The Directory of Crop Production Machinery Manufacturers is an attempt to make available a comprehensive source of
information on various crop production machinery manufacturers/dealers in one place. The information has been categorised
on the basis of chronology of states of India. The list of manufacturers of tractors and power tillers are also included in the
directory. However, their dealer’s addresses are not included in the directory and may be obtained by visiting company
website whose addresses are given in the directory.
During the course of this work, the information provided by research workers and manufacturers through their publication,
pamphlets, and personal correspondence have widely been adopted and edited for brevity and relevance. It is hoped that this
compilation on crop production machinery manufacturers would be welcomed by the farming community, extension workers,
scientists, students, engineers, manufacturers and teachers resulting in the increased awareness about availability of crop
production machinery in different states of India and pave the way for their early adoption. The list of manufacturers provided
in the directory is aimed at creating a useful interface for direct interaction by the prospective users to further their knowledge
and benefit by adopting them.
The information provided in this work has been compiled from various sources and every effort has been made to make it as
comprehensive and correct as far as possible without favour or prejudice. However, the inadvertent omission of some of the
manufacturers does not imply their exclusion and they are requested to bring it to our notice for inclusion in a future edition of
this compilation.
Dr. S. Ayyappan, Secretary, DARE and Director General, Indian Council of Agricultural Research and Dr. Director General
(Engg.), Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi have been the source of inspiration in the preparation of this
Directory of Çrop Production Machinery Manufacturers. We are very grateful to them for their motivation and guidance. We
are also thankful to Dr. Kanchan K. Singh, ADG (Farm Engg.), ICAR; Dr. K. K. Singh, Director, Central Institute of Agricultural
Engineering, Bhopal; Dr. L. P. Gite, Project Coordinator, AICRP on ESA and Dr. P. C. Bargale, Head, Technology Transfer
Division of CIAE for their help in bringing out this directory.
We are thankful to the Research Engineers of the Project and their organisations for providing basic information on different
manufacturers of farm tools and equipment in the region. I also thank Dr. B. Gaikwad, Dr. R. K. Tiwari, Dr. R. K. Pajnoo, Er.
Yashwant Bhokardankar, Shri A. S. Barod, Mrs. Manju Lohani and Shri Radhey Shyam Kushwaha for their contribution in the
preparation of the manuscript. We are thankful to all those who have helped directly or indirectly in preparing this
manufacturers directory.

January, 2015 C. R. Mehta
Project Coordinator, AICRP on FIM
Contents
Chapter Manufacturers/Dealers of Farm Machinery Page No.
1. Crop Production Machinery Manufacturers 1
1.1 Andhra Pradesh 1
1.2 Assam 20
1.3 Bihar 20
1.4 Chhattisgarh 23
1.5 Delhi 27
1.6 Goa 31
1.7 Gujarat 31
1.8 Haryana 45
1.9 Himachal Pradesh 74
1.10 Jharkhand 74
1.11 Karnataka 75
1.12 Kerala 87
1.13 Madhya Pradesh 88
1.14 Maharashtra 98
1.15 Odisha 116
1.16 Punjab 118
1.17 Rajasthan 140
1.18 Tamil Nadu 148
1.19 Telangana 171
1.20 Uttar Pradesh 187
1.21 Uttarakhand 193
1.22 West Bengal 198
2. Tractor Manufacturers 202
3. Power Tiller Manufacturers 208
1. Crop Production Machinery Manufacturers
S. No. Name & Address District Contact No., Fax and Products
E-mail
1.1. Andhra Pradesh
1. Amulya Agro Enterprises Kadapa Mob : 9440883025 Rigid cultivator (9/11 tyne), spring
D No. 1-288, Akkayapali, loaded cultivator (9 tyne), offset disc
Near Saibaba EM school, harrow, guntaka blade, inter
Kadapa - 516003 cultivator, disc puddler
2. Babar Agro Industries Nellore Mob : 9866906804 Rigid cultivator (9/11 tyne),
Mulapet, Nellore -524002 reversible MB plough (3 bottom),
leveling blade, inter cultivator,
cultivator (5 tyne), half cage wheel
3. Bharath Engineering Works Anantapur Mob : 9440204452 Rigid cultivator (9 tyne), disc plough
26-4-1996, Sri Raghavandra (2 bottom), disc plough-channel/plate
Building, Penukonda Road, type, leveling blade, guntaka blade
Melapuram cross, Hindupur -
515201, Dist. Anantapur
4. Bhaskara Industries Krishna Mob : 9440230082 Rigid cultivator (9/11 tyne), spring
Nandigama - 521185, loaded cultivator (9 tyne), disc
Dist. Krishna plough (2 bottom), MB plough (2
furrow)
5. Bismillah Auto Engg Works Kurnool Mob : 9441225354 Rigid cultivator (9/11 tyne), spring
D No. 1-34/9/4/3, K G Road, loaded cultivator (9 tyne), offset disc
Atmakur -518422, Dist. harrow (2 disc), leveling blade,
Kurnool harrow (7 disc), plough (5 bottom)
6. Brindavan Engineering Kurnool Mob : 9440293021 Rigid cultivator (9/11 tyne), spring
Industries loaded cultivator (9 tyne), inter
Plot No.18, SE, Industrial cultivator, plough (7 bottom), seed
Estate, Kurnool - 518003 cum fertilizer drill
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