Jamnagar district farms lighter soils than the central Saurashtra belt, with groundnut and cotton in Kharif and cumin, wheat and sesame in Rabi. Cumin in particular changes the machinery picture, because crop protection matters more than harvesting for that crop.
For groundnut on lighter soil, the single-row digger works well but depth setting matters more than usual — test a short run and adjust before committing to the field, because a blade set too deep in loose soil brings up more soil than pods.
Cumin and cotton both need consistent spray coverage, which is where the 32 foot boom sprayer earns its cost. Set the boom so patterns from adjacent nozzles just overlap at canopy height, and calibrate once a season with clean water.
For wheat, the standard reaper is sufficient; on the sandier patches towards Lalpur and Jodiya the differential lock stops one wheel spinning.
Jamnagar, Kalavad, Dhrol, Jodiya, Lalpur, Jamjodhpur and Dhrafa.
Worth saying plainly: sesame shatters easily and is generally hand-harvested. A reaper is the wrong tool for til — we would rather tell you that than sell you a machine that damages the crop.
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Yes. The 500 litre tractor-mounted boom sprayer with 32 ft boom and 21 nozzles is supplied across Jamnagar, Kalavad, Dhrol, Jodiya, Lalpur and Jamjodhpur.
The differential reaper. Its differential lock couples both wheels when traction is lost, which is exactly what sandy or loose soil causes.
We do not recommend it. Sesame shatters easily and is normally hand-harvested. The reaper is suited to wheat, paddy, barley, oats, soybean, mustard and fodder crops.
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