The Sunday Guardian

ndia, country with a rich agricultural heritage, has been at the forefront of the global Green Revolution. This transformative movement, initiated in the mid-20th century, marked a turning point in Indian agriculture, significantly boosting crop yields and food production through the adoption of modern farming practices, including the use of high-yielding crop varieties, synthetic fertilizers, and pesticides.

However, with the advent of the 21st century, there is a pressing need to reevaluate farming practices in light of environmental sustainability. One promising avenue is the integration of electric tractors into modern agriculture. In this article, we will delve into the advantages and challenges of adopting electric tractors in the Indian agricultural landscape.

Krishi Jagat

Sonalika Tractors in H1 FY’24, has registered a record 78,793 tractor sales which is powered by its highest domestic sales growth in the industry. With the dominant performance, the company has also attained staggering 15.8% market share in September’23.

Krishi Jagat

International Tractors Limited (ITL) launched 5 tractors, including their electric model – Solis SV Series to transform the world farming landscape. These new series offer a superior blend of advanced technology, power, and versatility to enhance productivity and efficiency for farming communities worldwide. The new product launch happened concurrently with ITL’s global conference ‘Global Partners Summit (GPS) 200’ with 200 channel partners members from various countries of the world. 

Autocar Professional

The homegrown tractor maker has unveiled five new products including an all-electric tractor for international markets and will set up a dedicated 100,000-unit capacity export plant adjacent to its existing facility in Hoshiarpur, Punjab.