Power Reaper Manufacturer in Junagadh

Junagadh grows groundnut on a scale few districts match, and follows it with wheat. The machinery choice follows that rotation.

Junagadh is one of India’s largest groundnut districts, with sugarcane, wheat and mango alongside. For most farms here the harvest year has two mechanised points: lifting groundnut in October–November, and reaping wheat in late February.

Crop calendar in Junagadh district

• Groundnut — dug October to November
• Wheat — reaped mid-February to mid-March
• Sugarcane — harvested December to March
• Cumin — February to March
• Green fodder — year round for the dairy belt

Which machine suits Junagadh farms

The single-row groundnut digger is the first machine most Junagadh farms buy — 15 degree digging angle, 17–45 HP tractor match, and clean windrows that make hand-picking far quicker.

For wheat, the standard 5 hp self-propelled reaper handles the district’s plot sizes well. Where fields are terraced or bunded closer to the Girnar side, the differential reaper turns with far less effort.

Junagadh’s dairy density also makes the chaff cutter a steady seller — sugarcane tops and green fodder both go through it at up to 2000 kg per hour.

Talukas we supply

Junagadh, Keshod, Mangrol, Manavadar, Vanthali, Visavadar, Bhesan, Malia Hatina and Mendarda.

A note on sugarcane tops

Farms that cut sugarcane often waste the tops. Run them through a chaff cutter at a 15–20 mm setting and they become usable green fodder rather than field trash — a small change that matters in a district with this much cane and this many cattle.

Call +91-8799656981 for price and delivery to your taluka.

Common questions from Junagadh farmers

Machines we supply to Junagadh

Nearby areas we also supply: Rajkot · Amreli · Jamnagar · All locations