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Sonalika achieves record 1,80,504 tractor sales in FY26, marking its highest-ever annual performance with strong demand, global growth, and a continued focus on innovation and farmer-centric solutions.
Mahindra & Mahindra's Farm Equipment Business reported record domestic tractor sales of 5,05,930 units in FY26, a 24% increase over FY25. March 2026 saw 43,403 domestic sales, up 33% year-over-year, with total sales at 45,035 units.
VST Tillers Tractors Limited achieved a 32.08 percent year-on-year sales growth in FY 2025-26, selling 56,243 units. Power tiller and tractor sales both increased, though March 2026 saw a monthly decline.
Escorts Kubota recorded 1,33,670 tractor sales in FY 2025-26, a 15.7 percent increase year-on-year, driven by strong domestic demand and a 33.8 percent rise in exports, aided by favorable monsoon conditions.
Sonalika Tractors has received approval from the Uttar Pradesh government to set up an Engineering and Design Centre in Greater Noida, aiming to boost agricultural technology, research, and tractor manufacturing in India.
Over 9.2 crore farmers received Kisan ID under AgriStack, enabling fast, transparent access to PM-KISAN, MSP, insurance, loans, and relief benefits through direct bank transfers.
Agricultural Implement Loans enable Indian farmers to purchase modern machinery with flexible repayment options. These asset-backed loans require specific documents and support farm automation, helping meet the demands of contemporary agriculture.
YEIDA has allotted land to three companies, including Escorts Kubota Limited and CNH Industrial India, for projects totaling over Rs 3,000 crore and 5,000 jobs, strengthening the Yamuna Expressway region’s industrial growth.
The Agriculture Ministry has set up a Special Monitoring Cell for real-time tracking of fertilizers, seeds, and pesticides. Weekly updates, strict anti-hoarding measures, and faster Farmer ID rollout aim to ensure Kharif season readiness.
The Zaid season in India offers farmers a key opportunity to grow short-duration, water-efficient crops like moong dal, watermelon, and sunflower. These crops boost income, support soil health, and reduce farming risks through diversification.
Tractors are now vital to modern farming, offering advanced technology and efficiency. The Farmtrac Atom 26 suits small farms, while industry leaders like Tractor Gyan and Mahindra Tractors Limited drive innovation and support for farmers.
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan told the Lok Sabha that government policies have doubled farmers’ incomes, with some cases seeing three to four times growth. The government disbursed Rs 5 lakh crore to the cooperative sector, though debate continues.
Prime Minister Modi addressed concerns over the Middle East conflict's impact on fertilizer and fuel supplies, assuring Indian farmers of government support and uninterrupted input availability for the Kharif season.
India is rapidly integrating AI across its agricultural sector, focusing on small and marginal farmers. Government initiatives, digital infrastructure, and the IndiaAI Mission support affordable, scalable solutions to boost productivity and resilience.
The Indian government sets MSP for 23 major crops to secure farmer income. In 2026, sesame and moong dal have the highest MSP. Farmers also consider factors like demand and cost. Technology and reliable information support better decisions.
