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Farm Machinery* (Unit- 1 st ) By:- Sandeep Shukla
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Page 1: Farm machinery

Farm Machinery* (Unit-1st )

By:- Sandeep Shukla

Page 2: Farm machinery

OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENTATION

Strengthening of Farm Power will play a major role in increasing food production in India.

Farm mechanization.Classification of farm

machines.Materials of construction.Heat treatments.Principle of selection of

farm machines.Field capacities.Farm economics.Questions & Answers.

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Farm mechanization:- Introduction:- India is a vast country covering about 3.29mh

Geographical area. About 166mh is cultivable land, and net area

sown is about 142mh. The farm holdings in India are classified as:-

a) Marginal farmers (<1 ha)

b) Small farmers (1-2 ha)

c) Semi-medium farmers (2-4 ha)

d) Medium farmers (4-10 ha)

e) Large farmers (>10 ha)

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India is producing yearly more than 2.5 lakh tractors, 10,000 power tillers, 4.5 lakh sprayers & dusters, 9.5 lakh pumping sets and 2000 combine Harvesters.

At present Agriculture machinery population in India is estimated at about 150 million which includes about 3 million tractor and other self propelled machines.

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Scope of farm mechanization:-

To improve irrigation facilities.

Introduction of H.Y.V. seeds.

Introduction of dose of fertilizers and pesticides for different types of crops.

Introduction of new crops.

Multi cropping system & intensive farming.

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Classification of farm machines :-

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Materials of construction :-1. Ferrous materials.i. Cast iron

ii. Steel

2. Non-ferrous materials.iii. Copper

iv. Aluminium

v. Brass

vi. Bronze

vii. Wood

viii.Rubber

ix. Plastic etc.

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Heat treatments:-

There are several methods of heat treatment such as:-

1. Hardening

2. Annealing

3. Tempering

4. Case hardening

i. Carburising

ii. Nitriding

iii. Carbonitriding

iv. Cyaniding

v. Induction hardening

vi. Flame hardening

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Principle of selection of farm machines:-

Land holding Soil condition Climatic condition Cropping pattern Repairing facilities Running cost Initial cost and resale value Test report

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THANK YOU !! Prepared by :- Sandeep Shukla

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION


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