Design and Fabrication of Multipurpose Agricultural Machine

Design and Fabrication of Multipurpose  Agricultural Machine

D. Bhagavan, D. Sai Kiran, M.N. Nikhil, M. Goutam Sumanth, G. Mohan Kumar, V. Bhavitesh Kumar

 Under the guidance of Mr. K. Anjaneyulu Prof.

 Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Raghu Engineering College, Andhra Pradesh, India.

ABSTRACT: India is an agricultural country where 70% of the populations are dependent on agricultural performance. But if we see that as the population increases, the farm is spread out among families, and for that reason, the farmer in India owned on average only two acres of farms. Also economically, farmers are very poor due to which they are unable to purchase tractors and other costly equipment hence they use traditional methods of farming. Essentially, a lot of farmers in India also use oxen, horses and buffaloes for farming. This will not address the energy needs of agriculture relative to other countries in the world. So we are thinking that the efforts of man and animal can be replaced by advanced mechanization which will be adapted to small farmers from the point of view of the economy and effort. We are therefore developing this equipment that will meet all these needs and resolve the problem of work.

Index Terms – Agricultural performance, Energy needs, Advanced mechanization, small farmers, Costly equipment, Economy and Effort.