6 November 2026
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Chhattisgarh Boosts Modern Farming as 24,000+ Farmers Benefit from Advanced Agricultural Equipment 

State-backed schemes and smart farming technologies help farmers reduce costs, increase productivity, and improve irrigation across rural and tribal regions 
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Raipur: Chhattisgarh is witnessing a major transformation in agriculture as over 24,000 farmers have benefited from advanced farm machinery and irrigation technologies under various state and central schemes.

Under the leadership of the Chief Minister, the state is promoting technology-driven farming to reduce manual labour, cut costs, and increase productivity.

Focus on Modern Agricultural Mechanisation

Through the State Seed and Agriculture Development Corporation, farmers are being equipped with modern tools to improve efficiency across all stages of farming.

Key equipment being provided includes:

  • Rotavator
  • Automatic reaper
  • Paddy transplanter
  • Laser land leveller
  • Power weeder

These machines are helping farmers move from traditional farming methods to mechanised agriculture.

Read also: Chhattisgarh Govt Clears ₹29 Crore Road Upgradation Project in Jashpur to Strengthen Rural Connectivity

Digital Platform Supporting Farmers’ Needs

The government is also using the CHAMPS portal to provide easy access to agricultural machinery and services.

Farmers are benefiting from advanced irrigation systems such as:

  • Drip irrigation
  • Sprinkler systems

These technologies are improving water management and reducing wastage.

Over 24,000 Farmers Benefited Across Schemes

Under various government schemes, a large number of farmers have been covered:

  • PM Krishi Sinchai Yojana (Sprinkler): 16,644 farmers
  • PM Krishi Sinchai Yojana (Drip): 3,821 farmers
  • Shakambhari Yojana: 3,375 farmers
  • Mechanisation Sub-Mission (Component-1): 912 farmers

In total, 24,752 farmers across districts from Bastar to Bilaspur have benefited.

Impact on Rural and Tribal Economy

In tribal regions like Bastar, farmers are now adopting drip irrigation and shifting towards vegetable and horticulture farming, leading to higher incomes.

Modern technology is helping diversify agriculture beyond traditional crops like paddy.

Farmers Share Success Stories

Farmers across the state have reported significant improvements:

  • Reduced labour costs by up to 60% using automatic reapers
  • 20–25% increase in yield with rotavators
  • 25% seed savings and 30% higher production using seed drills

These changes are improving both productivity and profitability.

The introduction of modern agricultural equipment and digital farming solutions is transforming Chhattisgarh’s rural economy, empowering farmers with better productivity, reduced costs, and higher incomes.

About Chhattisgarh Agriculture Initiative

The government of Chhattisgarh is actively promoting modern farming practices through mechanisation, irrigation reforms, and digital platforms to make agriculture more sustainable, efficient, and profitable for farmers across the state.

Read also: Chhattisgarh Approves ₹9.45 Crore High-Level Bridge via Jashpur to Boost Regional Connectivity


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