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John Deere 3028 EN is a compact 28 HP tractor designed for orchards and narrow farms, offering high torque reserve, fuel efficiency, and 4WD capability, making it suitable for specialized agricultural tasks.
Indore will host the BRICS agriculture ministers’ summit with 21 countries representing half the world’s population. The event will focus on climate change, innovation, and global cooperation in agriculture, highlighting India’s leadership.
Sonalika reports 16,223 tractor sales in April 2026, achieving 35.6% growth, beating industry trends. Strong demand, mechanisation push, and product strategy drive performance at FY27 start.
VST Tillers Tractors reports 50% sales growth in April 2026. Power tillers lead with 55% rise, while tractor sales also grow, supported by strong rural demand across India.
Mahindra reports 21% growth in April 2026 tractor sales. Domestic sales rise 20% and exports jump 30%, marking a strong start to FY27.
Escorts Kubota Ltd. recorded a 24.4% rise in total tractor sales in April 2026, reaching 10,857 units. Domestic sales grew by 27.6%, while exports declined by 21%. Market conditions and rural liquidity supported growth.
John Deere dominates the 45-50 HP tractor segment in India with models like the 5050 D GearPro LiftPro 4WD and 5045 D GearPro 4WD, offering strong performance, fuel efficiency, and reliability for medium-sized farms.
Uttar Pradesh farmers must register on the agriculture department portal to book subsidized seeds for the Kharif season. Booking began April 23 and ends May 10. An e-lottery will select beneficiaries, and only registered farmers are eligible.
The Swaraj Target 630 is a 29 HP compact tractor with a 1331 CC engine, 4WD, and ADDC hydraulics. It offers fuel efficiency, strong traction, and versatility, making it suitable for orchards, vineyards, and small farms.
The IMD predicts below-normal monsoon rainfall at 92% of the long-term average for 2026, while global disruptions threaten fertiliser supplies. India’s heavy import dependence and policy reforms are under renewed focus.
MP wheat procurement gains pace with ₹1333 crore paid to farmers, higher MSP with bonus, improved facilities, and faster slot booking for a smooth and farmer-friendly procurement process.
Climate change is reducing crop yields and threatening food security in India through rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and frequent extreme weather events. Adaptation strategies include drought-resistant crops and improved water management.
The government proposes new rules for tractor AC testing, troop carrier approvals, and trailer caravans to improve farmer comfort, ease vehicle registration, and promote caravan tourism across India.
India is the world’s largest millet producer, with Rajasthan leading state output. Millets grow well in dry, poor soils and require less water than paddy. Bajra is the top-yielding millet, and government support is increasing.
Mulching helps farmers conserve moisture, control weeds, and boost yields using organic or plastic materials. Costs for plastic mulch range from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 per acre. Key crops include tomatoes, chillies, and strawberries.
