Transforming Agriculture through Mechanization India is the world's second-most populous country with a population of 1.34 billion and largest source of livelihood in India is Agriculture and relevant sectors as 70% of the rural population depend on it. India is the world's largest producer of milk, pulses, and jute, and ranks as the second-largest producer of rice, wheat, sugarcane, groundnut, vegetables, fruit, and cotton. It is also one of the leading producers of spices, fish, poultry, livestock and plantation crops. However, India still has many growing issues. You will be surprised to know India produces 25% of total global production but the fact is India requires 27% of total global production also imports 14% of pulses to fulfill nutrition needs. Due to increasing rural-urban men migration increase feminization in agriculture, growing labor-intensive cash crops are some social aspects need to be a focus on agriculture. An increasing scarcity of water resources in the country needs to be rebuilt and new policies for improved agriculture. Agricultural machinery and tractor agricultural implements is the only solution over all these problems Need for Mechanization ● Let be top in Global – In India overall farm mechanization level is about 40 – 45% where the USA is at 95%, China’s at 48%. Looking at competitor score government need to act on this concern. ● More Agriculture Output – India will be on top in terms of population in the next decade, to feed them we have plan framework to get high yield per hectare ● Migration to urban – Most of the unskilled labor get attracted towards the urban furnish, results in unavailability of Labors in rural and with mechanization will get rid of it. Benefits from Mechanization ● Friendly Farming – Mechanized farming will speed up all practices, saves times, more income will attract youth towards farming as a career. ● Less Injuries – Most of the marginal farmers use hand tools and across India cause 60% of agriculture-related injuries, advance farm equipment will reduce these. ● Export Quality Crops - Indian curries, mangoes, snacks, and spices are known for their excellent quality across the globe, with mechanization we can reach exports standards and doubles farmers income. ● Less Inputs – Mechanization assures uniform, as well as the appropriate distribution of seed, fertilizer, and water also these practices, save farmers time and labor cost. Using the latest farm tractor implement, you can do seeding and fertilizing practices at the