Agricultural Machinery

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Agricultural Machinery

Dear Friends,

Our highly enlightened farmer friends and bloggers are kindly requested to identify and tell the name and purpose of the following agricultural machinery:

(Thanks for identifying all the machinery in this post Er. Sundar. Mr Sundar is an Engineer working as A.E in Agriculture Engineering Department. See comment box for details)

The following first 5 pictures are showing 'Tractor mounted Laser Leveler' taken from different angles.

Tractor mounted Laser Leveler

Tapioca harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.8,000 in 2004 - 1.60 Ha per day - 35 HP Tractor required

A close up view of the same as above:

Turmeric harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.8,000 in 2004 - 1.60 Ha per day - 35 HP Tractor required

Power tiller operated Turmeric harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.15,000 in 2004 - 0.60 Ha per day

PARA Plough - For mulch tillage and moisture conservation under dry farming condition - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs7,750 in 2004 - 0.20 Ha per hour - 35 HP Tractor required

For more details: Link - 1 and Link - 2

2 Comentários:

Vishnu Sankar A said...: Response from Er.Sundar about our query in this post is rapid and elaboarte. He has provided contact addresses of TNAU and URLs also. Thanks a lot to him.
His comments:
Dear sir,
Yesterday I tried to answer your quries.I could not complete since there were several virus problems in my computer.

Today I am trying to do it.
IT is surprising that you are able to update your blogspot immediately.

The images next to laser leveller are detailed below:

1,2. Tapioca harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.8,000 in 2004 - 1.60 Ha per day - 35 HP Tractor required

3. Tractor drawn turmeric harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.8,000 in 2004 - 1.60 Ha per day - 35 HP Tractor required

4. Power tiller operated Turmeric harvester - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs.15,000 in 2004 - 0.60 Ha per day

5. PARA Plough - For mulch tillage and moisture conservation under dry farming condition - TNAU Model - 2004 - Rs7,750 in 2004 - 0.20 Ha per hour - 35 HP Tractor required

There is a heading with a photo
Different types of cono weeder:
It may be corrected as:

Different types of manual weeders for wet and dry lands (Since it consists of Two row Rotary weeder, Single Rotary weeder, Single Rotary weeder, Cono weeder, Single Rotary weeder, the other four are dry land weeders)

For further details visitors may be advised to contact

1. Professor and Head
Department of Farm Machinery
Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
Coimbatore 641 003.
Ph : 0422-2431222 - Extn 257.
FAX : 0422-2456478
E-mail : farmmech@tnau.ac.in

2. Professor and Head
Zonal Research Centre
Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
Coimbatore 641 003.
Ph : 0422-2431222 - Extn 204.
FAX : 0422-2456478
E-mail : zrc@tnau.ac.in

A link to the following TNAU web pages may also be made
http://www.tnau.ac.in/tech/implements/farmmac.htm

http://www.tnau.ac.in/aecricbe/aetc/contindex.htm

For nay further details kindly E-Mail
Yours
R.Sundar; September 8, 2009 at 9:30 PM
Unknown said...: Really helpful information on farm equipments. Thanks for sharing.; August 17, 2015 at 11:09 PM

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