32 feet of boom, 21 nozzles and a 500-litre tank on an HTP triplex pump: even spraying for mustard, wheat and gram in Rajasthan, supplied factory-direct from Ahmedabad.
Sunidhi Agrotech Pvt Ltd manufactures the SAT-B501 tractor boom sprayer at its plant in Kuha, Ahmedabad, and supplies it across Rajasthan through its dealer network there. A 500-litre tank feeds an HTP triplex pump driven by the tractor's 540 RPM PTO, and the pump pushes spray through 21 nozzles spread across a 32 ft folding boom. Because a triplex pump has three plungers, pressure stays steady and the droplet size stays even from the first nozzle to the last. It mounts on a standard 3-point linkage and needs a tractor of 35 HP or more. Rajasthan grew 3.49 million hectares of mustard, 3.17 million hectares of wheat and 1.66 million hectares of gram in 2024-25, all crops sprayed at fixed growth stages. Nozzles are replaceable to suit the chemical and the crop. The price starts at ₹85,000 factory-direct (₹85,000–₹1,20,000), with a 1 year warranty from delivery; transport is charged separately at actual cost by distance.
Full specifications: Tractor Boom Sprayer SAT-B501 · बूम स्प्रेयर मशीन (हिन्दी) · Read our 7-step calibration guide.
Wheat, soybean and mustard are sprayed at fixed growth stages, often across large blocks, so the limit is how much ground you can cover before the window closes. A 32 ft boom covers a wide strip per pass and a 500-litre tank runs a long stretch before refilling. Spray in the early morning or late afternoon, when the wind is down, to keep chemical from drifting off the field.
| Rajasthan | Official figure |
|---|---|
| Mustard area, 2024-25 | 3.49 million hectares |
| Wheat area, 2024-25 | 3.17 million hectares |
| Gram (chana) area, 2024-25 | 1.66 million hectares |
| Soybean area, 2024-25 | 1.08 million hectares |
| Groundnut area, 2024-25 | 1.06 million hectares |
| Tractors sold, 2023-24 | 1,08,328 |
Source: Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2024-25. Crop areas are listed where Rajasthan is among India's ten largest producers of that crop.
In Rajasthan, farm machinery subsidies are applied for through the Raj Kisan Sathi portal (rajkisan.rajasthan.gov.in). The central Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM) publishes schemes and registered manufacturers at agrimachinery.nic.in. Subsidy amounts and eligibility change by year and applicant category, and most schemes need approval before you buy, so confirm the current terms with the agriculture department before placing an order. We can share the category used in earlier approvals.
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