Jowar Crop Power Reaper

120535.70 INR/Unit

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Product Details:

General Use Harvesting
Capacity 1-2 Acres/Hr T/hr
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Jowar Crop Power Reaper Price And Quantity

Price 120535.70 INR/Unit
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece

Jowar Crop Power Reaper Product Specifications

Capacity 1-2 Acres/Hr T/hr
General Use Harvesting

Jowar Crop Power Reaper Trade Information

Supply Ability 05 Piece Per Week
Delivery Time 01 Week

Product Description

We are counted among the leading manufacturers and suppliers of an excellent range of Jowar Crop Power Reaper. This equipment is high in demand in agriculture industry for farming practice. Wisely manufactured in complete compliance with the industry standards using best quality materials, this Jowar Crop Power Reaper is offered to clients in varied specifications to meet their exact needs. It is primarily used for reaping the soil to make it suitable for seeding.

Key points:

The reaper is best known for its robust construction
Highly acclaimed for its low maintenance cost
It is easy to operate

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What use does a crop reaper serve?

Ans - An agricultural tool or person known as a reaper harvests (cuts and frequently also gathers) mature crops at harvest time. Typically, a cereal grass is the crop in question.

2. A power reaper is what?

Ans - A kind of agricultural equipment called a power reaper aids in harvesting mature crops. It is a multifunctional device with numerous features crammed into a compact and manageable design. Various crops can be easily cut and harvested with little effort.

3. Why is a reaper used in farming?

Ans - A reaper is an agricultural tool used for cutting crops in agriculture. Farmers and other field workers used to harvest crops with their hands and tools like sickles in the past. But reaper use has revolutionised farming and reduced labour costs. Additionally, it has sped up the procedure.

4. What do reapers do in agriculture?

Ans - Any farm machinery that chops grain is a reaper. Modern machinery includes harvesters, combines, and binders that also carry out other harvesting tasks. Earlier reapers merely cut the crop and dropped it unbound.