Bhavnagar district runs cotton and groundnut in Kharif, then wheat, onion and gram in Rabi. Mahuva in particular is known across Gujarat for onion, and that changes which machine matters most on those farms.
Crop calendar in Bhavnagar district
- Groundnut — dug October to November
- Cotton — picked November to January
- Onion — lifted February to April
- Wheat — reaped late February to March
- Gram (chana) — February to March
Which machine suits Bhavnagar farms
The single-row digger is used here for both groundnut and onion — the same 15 degree blade lifts onion bulbs cleanly when depth is set shallower. Farms around Mahuva and Talaja typically run it for a longer season than farms elsewhere because both crops pass through it.
For wheat and gram, the standard 5 hp reaper is the practical choice. Cotton needs spraying rather than reaping, so the boom sprayer is often the second machine.
Talukas we supply
Bhavnagar, Sihor, Palitana, Gariadhar, Talaja, Mahuva, Vallabhipur, Umrala, Ghogha and Jesar.
Setting the digger for onion
Onion sits shallower than groundnut and bruises more easily. Run the blade shallower than your groundnut setting and drive slower — bruised bulbs do not store, and storage is where onion money is made in this district.
Call +91-8799656981 for price and delivery to Bhavnagar district.
Common questions from Bhavnagar farmers
Can the groundnut digger be used for onion?
Yes, with a shallower depth setting and slower forward speed. Farms around Mahuva and Talaja commonly use it for both groundnut and onion.
Do you supply to Mahuva and Talaja?
Yes. All Bhavnagar talukas including Mahuva, Talaja, Palitana, Sihor, Gariadhar, Vallabhipur and Umrala are served from our Ahmedabad plant.
What is the delivery time to Bhavnagar?
Bhavnagar is about 180 km from the plant, so delivery is usually arranged within a few days of order confirmation.
Machines we supply to Bhavnagar
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