Revolutionizing Indian Agriculture: The 15,000 km Yatra

A 15,000-km yatra promoting farm mechanisation concluded in Itanagar. Starting from Dwarka, it covered nine states, engaging 10,000 farmers, showcasing modern agricultural technologies and advanced mechanisation solutions to enhance productivity and reduce manual labor, the campaign spearheaded by STIHL India aimed to transform contemporary Indian agriculture.

A transformative 15,000-km yatra promoting farm mechanisation has concluded in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. Initiated from Gujarat's Dwarka by a private firm, the journey traversed nine states, directly engaging with over 10,000 farmers to showcase modern agricultural technologies and mechanised solutions.

The campaign, championed by STIHL India's marketing director Shobhit Bahel, aimed to accelerate mechanisation in Indian agriculture, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing dependency on manual labor. The initiative presented a platform for farmers to experience advanced farming equipment firsthand.

Throughout the journey, live product demonstrations, interactive farmer sessions, and on-ground knowledge-sharing activities were conducted, presenting innovative, efficient, and reliable farming equipment to empower Indian farmers with cutting-edge agricultural practices.

(With inputs from agencies.)