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The idea of tractors in the earliest form was introduced in the 16th century when steam engines on wheels were used for the first time as mechanical farm machinery. Later, a portable steam engine called barn engine was discovered by Richard Trevithick in 1812. From then on, there has been a constant evolution of tractors into the most advanced form that we see in farms now.

Every time, one imagines rural India, what comes to their mind is a green, lush space that’s very scenic. Behind the verdant greens are months and years of efforts to ensure that the yield is healthy. From wheat fields in Punjab to Paddy fields down south, there are some things that are universal when it comes to cultivation. The first step and in fact the most crucial one is the preparation of the land.