Most farms in Bangladesh are small and scattered, making it costly for farmers to buy separate farm machines. As a core power unit, a tractor can work with different implements to complete a full range of farm jobs.
Fitted with ploughs and harrows, it handles land preparation before Aman and Boro rice planting. Connected to seeders or transplanters, it supports sowing and transplanting. It can also mount sprayers for field management. After harvest, paired with a trailer, it transports grain and farm supplies. With a thresher attachment, it does on-site grain threshing and cuts grain loss.
This multi-purpose design helps smallholders save money. Instead of purchasing many single-function machines, farmers only invest in one tractor and affordable accessories. Less equipment also lowers ongoing maintenance and spare parts costs.
Multi-functional tractors ease labour shortages, improve working efficiency and reduce overall farming expenditure, supporting steady income growth for local farmers.