Jamnaar farmer invents electric battery-powered tractor

 If petrol-diesel prices go up, Jamnaar farmer invents electric battery-powered tractor

 Gujarat Farmer: This battery operated tractor costs the farmer only Rs 15 to 20 per hour.

 Kinjal Karsaria, Jamnagar: Petrol-diesel price hike is on the rise amid skyrocketing prices.  Only then did a farmer from Kalawad panth of Jamnagar Farmer innovation come up with a resourceful invention.  A young farmer (Gujarat farmer) has set a new standard by making a battery operated tractor for use in agriculture.

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 It is said that resourcefulness leads people from where to where.  Maheshbhai Bhoot, a young farmer from Pepper village in Kalawad taluka of Jamnagar district, has built a battery-powered tractor so that farmers can easily cultivate at low cost in times of inflation.  Farmers are also flocking to see their self-made electric battery-powered tractors.  Maheshbhai Keshubhai Bhut, a native of Peepar village in Kalawad taluka and a farmer's son, completed his studies at TYBcom at the age of 34 and completed e-rickshaw course and also got Government Approved ISO Certificate.

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 In order to reduce the cost of farming in the midst of inflation for a long time, they came up with the idea of ​​building an electric battery powered tractor and have come up with their own resourceful battery powered tractor.  The tractor made by young farmer Maheshbhai has a power of 22 hp.  It has a 72 watt lithium battery.  That is a good quality and approved battery so it does not have to worry about changing the battery frequently.

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hThe battery is fully charged in 4 hours and lasts for 10 hours continuously.  A lot of technology has been used in making this tractor.  The special feature of this tractor in today's modern age is that the tractor gets connected even with the farmer's mobile.  Which can also control the speed of the tractor from the mobile. If the tractor is pressed while plowing in the field, good performance can also be obtained by increasing the current.

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 Amidst the problem of global warming, no pollution is spread by this special battery operated tractor designed for farming.  In addition, a photo calling motor has been placed in the tractor so that there is no need for water in the tractor.  This tractor with simple steering has been specially designed so that the farmer can operate in his field plowing, Shah's plow, rake, rap, panchiyu, ptipo in the back and also can operate all kinds of pressure.

 In the future, if the farmer installs this battery operated tractor, he can cultivate himself in zero maintenance.  If a farmer cultivates with a diesel tractor, it costs him 100 to 125 rupees per hour.  This is because the cost and warranty, including oil and diesel, seem to be higher.  While this battery operated tractor costs the farmer only Rs. 15 to 20 per hour.  So its cost in farming is also decreasing.

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 Maheshbhai Keshubhai Bhoot, a farmer's son from Pipar village in Kalawad taluka, has built his own village at Pipar Mukham with his own resources.  The tractor is named Vyom.  Many farmers are flocking to see these battery operated tractors

ગુજરાતીમાં વાચવા માટે અહિયા ક્લિક કરો

 Amidst the current rising petrol and diesel prices, the battery operated "Vyom Tractor" made by young farmer Maheshbhai is getting cheaper and bean expensive.  But if the government implements schemes like subsidy in these battery operated tractors then the farmer can get a good benefit if the tractor costs three to three and a half lakhs.

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Good News For Gujarat Farmer

 

Announcement in the Legislative Assembly: Assistance package of Rs. 3700 crore announced for the farmers of the state, Rs.  Assistance of 10 thousand

27 lakh farmers from 123 talukas of 20 districts in Gujarat will get benefits

 No matter how little land the farmer has, Rs.  5 thousand assistance will be paid

 On the first day of the monsoon session of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani announced a Rs 3,700 crore aid package for crop damage caused by heavy rains in the kharif season.  This assistance will be given to 37 lakh hectares in 123 talukas of 20 districts of the state.  This assistance package will benefit about 27 lakh farmer account holders in the state.

 Damage to crops including groundnut, cotton, paddy

 Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has said that heavy rains in some talukas of the state in August 2020 have resulted in flooding of farms and damaged crops.  The onset of monsoon in the state this year was good and timely.  In the early stages, there was moderate rainfall and very good production conditions in all the districts of the state, but during the month of August, some talukas of the state received heavy rains and due to flooding in the fields, damage was reported to crops, mainly groundnut, cotton, paddy, sesame,  Crops like millets, pulses, vegetables etc. have been damaged.

 An area of ​​37 lakh hectares will be eligible for assistance

 The state government has repeatedly announced that the state government was considering providing assistance to farmers in the state in case of crop damage of 33 per cent and above.  Out of the estimated 51 lakh hectares of cultivated area in 123 talukas of 20 districts of the state, an estimated 37 lakh hectares will be eligible for assistance as per the norms of assistance.

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 For 2 hectares Rs.  10 thousand per hectare assistance

 In case of crop loss of 33% and above, a maximum of Rs.  10 thousand per hectare assistance will be paid.  In addition, no matter how little land the farmer has, he should be paid at least Rs.  The state government has decided to pay Rs 5,000.  This assistance package will benefit an estimated 27 lakh farmer account holders in the state.  Not only that, if there is an assessment of crop damage in other talukas of the state, the state government will also consider it.

 The portal will be open from October 1

 The portal for online application for this assistance will be open from October 1, with the cost of applying online being borne by the state government.  Farmers will have to apply at the nearest e-gram center.  At the end of the approval process as per the application, the assistance will be deposited directly online in the farmer's bank account, the CM said.

 123 talukas of these 20 districts of the state will get assistance

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