New Tractors
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Madhya Pradesh farmers can register to sell paddy, jowar and millet at MSP until October 10, 2026. Registration is free at designated government and cooperative centres.
Madhya Pradesh will register around 50 lakh unregistered land leases free of cost, with ₹4,000 crore government spending, alongside major irrigation and farming initiatives.
Bihar farmers can get 40-80% subsidy on 86 agricultural machines, including tractors and drones. Apply online through OFMAS by September 30, 2026.
Chhattisgarh targets 1,300 hectares of turmeric cultivation with a ₹6.20 crore budget, offering eligible farmers subsidies through DBT after document and crop verification.
Ashish Nagpal joins International Tractors as Head of Marketing, International Business after 12 years at Bajaj Auto, bringing extensive global marketing experience.
Maize prices are influenced by new crop arrivals, quality demand, CBOT gains, Argentina exports, U.S. trade, ethanol demand and global corn supply trends.
Escorts Kubota appoints former Panasonic India CEO Manish Sharma to lead its Agri Business, covering tractors, agri solutions, service and global operations.
ICRA expects Indian tractor growth to moderate in FY2027 as weak monsoon conditions, high base effects and rural income risks impact demand.
Rajasthan clears ₹158 crore pending Atal Bhujal Yojana subsidy, including ₹90.91 crore for agriculture, benefiting eligible farmers after verification.
India’s coconut exports rise 62% to ₹7,038 crore as the government plans a new scheme, plantation revival and export opportunities for farmers.
PAU Kisan Mela 2026 showcases new crop varieties, farm machinery, stubble-management technology and scientific farming methods to help farmers increase income.
PM-KUSUM may add a dedicated agrivoltaics component, allowing farmers to grow crops and generate solar power on the same land for additional income.
UP’s new farmer scheme offers loans up to ₹6 lakh at 6% interest, with a 5% subsidy for timely repayment and ₹384 crore approved for implementation.
BRICS New Delhi Declaration focuses on four agriculture initiatives, climate-resilient farming, technology, AI, food security and cooperation to support farmers.
New UPI MDR rules from October 15 bring a ₹5 charge on eligible agricultural-input payments above ₹2,000, but farmers will not pay it directly.
