The Sabuj Krishak Farmers Cooperative in Khulna District has more than 70 member households, with scattered farmland over 120 hectares. To participate in the Dhaka government’s 15,000-unit agricultural machinery popularization plan and enjoy high subsidy discounts, the cooperative conducted field tests on multiple tractor brands and finally unifiedly adopted 8 sets of Lovol multi-purpose tractors.
All Lovol tractors have passed DAE technical filing and BSTI import certification, fully complying with the access standards of Bangladesh’s special agricultural mechanization project. Equipped with full sets of matched farm tools, the cooperative realized unified ploughing, sowing, irrigation and straw returning for all members’ fields, solving the long-standing problem of inconsistent farming standards and low collective yield.
Under large-scale mechanized operation, the cooperative’s overall grain output increased by 22%, and centralized sales of rice and potatoes greatly improved bargaining power in the market. Lovol’s local spare parts warehouse in Chattogram provides quick after-sales response and regular technical training for cooperative operators.
“Lovol products meet all government project bidding requirements, stable performance and complete after-sales system are the core reasons for our group purchase decision.” — Cooperative President Mr. Hossain