Straw loader machine collecting straw behind a tractor in a field

Power Reaper Manufacturer Supplying Punjab

Punjab’s wheat–paddy rotation produces more residue per acre than almost anywhere. That is where the straw loader matters most.

Wheat–paddy

Core rotation

Residue

Biggest challenge

Apr & Oct

Two harvests

Punjab runs an intensive wheat–paddy rotation with high mechanisation already in place. Where we fit is at the edges of that system: smaller and fragmented plots that a combine cannot work economically, and residue management between the two crops.

What Punjab farms reap

Wheat — reaped April
Paddy — harvested October
Mustard — February to March
Maize — Kharif crop
Green fodder — berseem and maize, through the year

Which machine suits Punjab farms

Combines cover the main crop on large blocks. Our power reaper earns its place on the plots combines skip — field corners, small parcels, lodged patches and fodder crops — where the alternative is hand cutting.

The bigger opportunity here is the straw loader. Punjab’s paddy residue problem is well documented, and burning carries both penalties and real health cost. A 1500 mm pickup fills a trolley of chopped bhusa in 20 to 25 minutes behind any 35 HP tractor — residue becomes fodder or a saleable commodity instead of smoke.

For dairy, the chaff cutter handles berseem, maize and paddy straw at up to 2000 kg per hour.

Districts we supply

Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Patiala, Bathinda, Moga, Sangrur, Barnala, Ferozepur, Faridkot, Muktsar, Fazilka, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur, Gurdaspur, Tarn Taran, Mansa, Rupnagar and Fatehgarh Sahib.

Timing residue collection

Straw collected while still slightly dry loads cleanest and chops finest. Once a shower has passed over the field the blower works against damp material and bhusa quality drops. Plan collection immediately behind the harvest, not weeks later.

Call +91-8799656981 for price, freight and delivery timeline.

Common questions from Punjab farmers

Why buy a reaper in Punjab when combines are common?

For the plots combines cannot work economically — field corners, small or fragmented parcels, lodged patches and fodder crops. It replaces hand cutting, not the combine.