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India’s tractor market surged 45.39% YoY in September 2025 with 1,46,180 units sold. Mahindra led sales, followed by TAFE and Escorts, showing strong rural demand and festive growth momentum.
IARI recommends early mustard sowing from October 10–30 with improved varieties for higher yield, better oil quality, and extra income through oil cake production.
UP govt to provide free LPG cylinders to 1.85 crore women under Ujjwala Yojana before Diwali, ensuring financial relief, clean fuel, and health safety for poor families.
VST Tillers Tractors reports 3,480 units sold in September 2025, with power tillers leading growth at 42%. Year-to-date sales rise 37.5%, highlighting strong demand in India’s farm machinery market.
Mahindra Tractors sold 64,946 units in September 2025, up 50% from last year. Strong growth driven by GST cut, early Navratri, good monsoon, and positive Kharif outlook.
Escorts Kubota sets a record for sales in September 2025, with 18,267 tractors sold, marking a 47.6% growth. Strong monsoon, festive demand, and GST cuts drive domestic and export markets.
UP govt hikes paddy MSP by 3% for 2025-26. Procurement starts Oct 1 at 3,300 centers. Farmers to get 48-hour payments and a fair price for crops.
Haryana starts millet procurement early. Farmers get Rs 2,775 per quintal with Rs 2,200 via agencies and Rs 575 DBT. Transparent payments ensure fair MSP benefits for all farmers.
Chhattisgarh farmers can apply online for Tractor Subsidy 2025 from October 9. Eligible farmers will get a subsidy on tractors and equipment directly credited to their bank account.
Government releases PM Kisan Yojana 21st installment early, transferring ₹540 crore to farmers in Punjab, Himachal, and Uttarakhand. Learn how to check your payment status.
World Food India 2025 ends with ₹1,02,046.89 crore MoUs, 64,000 jobs, and pan-India investments, boosting India’s food processing sector and rural growth.
Women farmers in Jharkhand get mini tractors and equipment at 75% subsidy under SMAM, reducing farming costs and empowering them to be self-reliant and productive.
MP CM reintroduces Bhavantar Yojana to ensure soybean farmers get MSP, compensating losses directly into bank accounts and stabilizing income.
Govt approves procurement of tur, urad, moong, sesame, groundnut, soybean at MSP for Kharif 2025–26. ₹13,890.60 crore direct benefit for farmers in UP, Gujarat, and other states.
Madhya Pradesh transfers ₹37.12 crore paddy bonus to 6.69 lakh farmers via DBT. Farmers receive ₹4,000 per hectare, with a maximum of ₹10,000. Paddy prices rise, boosting farmer confidence.
