Bhavnagar is not one farming district but several. Mahuva grows onion at scale, Talaja and Palitana run bajra and cotton, and the coastal pockets farm differently again.
What works in Mahuva is not what works in Palitana — so we do not pretend one machine suits the whole district.
Mahuva is known nationally for onion, and onion farms have their own rhythm and their own labour pressure. Inland, around Talaja, Palitana and Sihor, bajra, cotton and wheat dominate, and the fields are more conventional in shape and size. Along the coast, salinity and plot fragmentation shape what farmers plant and how they harvest it.
Practically, that means we spend more time asking questions in this district than quoting. A farm near Palitana running wheat and bajra usually wants a reaper. A dairy household anywhere in the district wants a chaff cutter. A farm with a tractor and residue to clear wants a straw loader. Telling us the taluka and the crop gets you a straighter answer than telling us the acreage alone.
Bajra and jowar do double duty here — grain for the household, stalk for the cattle. That is exactly the case for cutting low and collecting the residue rather than losing it.
Tell us the taluka and the crop, and we will tell you which of these actually fits.
For bajra, jowar and the wheat rabi — roughly an acre an hour, cutting low to save the stalk.
Cattle are in almost every village here. 600-800 kg of kutti an hour, green or dry.
For cotton and onion spray programmes — 32 ft span on the tractor you already own.
Sunidhi Agrotech builds the SAT-R101 diesel and SAT-R102 petrol self-propelled power reapers at its own plant in Ahmedabad and supplies Bhavnagar factory-direct, from ₹1,30,000 with a 1 year warranty from the date of delivery. There is no dealer or trader margin inside that price, because you are buying from the manufacturer. Transport is charged separately at actual cost by distance. Hindi-speaking farmers know the same machine as the Jadui Katar (जादुई कटर) or the Laal Katar (लाल कटर).
Bhavnagar is a straightforward run from Ahmedabad, so machines and urgent spares dispatch quickly rather than sitting in transit.
Our Ahmedabad plant is roughly four to five hours away, so machines and spares move quickly — and you can visit the factory before you buy.
Fast-moving wear parts are held by dealers in the district, so a blade or belt does not mean a week of waiting.
Our team trains your operator on delivery day — in Gujarati, at your farm, on your machine.
Fill this in and it opens as a ready WhatsApp message to our sales desk — we reply with the factory-direct price, your nearest service point and subsidy guidance.
Same factory, same dispatch, same spares shelf. If your fields sit closer to one of these, start there.
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