A single-row, tractor-mounted digger whose blade runs at about 15 degrees, under the pod zone and not through it, supplied to groundnut growers in Gujarat factory-direct from Ahmedabad.
Sunidhi Agrotech Pvt Ltd makes the SAT-G601 groundnut digger at its plant in Kuha, Ahmedabad, and supplies it across Gujarat from the factory and through dealers in ten districts. It is a single-row, tractor-operated digger on a standard 3-point linkage, with the blade set at about 15 degrees so that it passes under the pod zone and lifts the whole plant with its pods still attached. It needs no PTO drive; the tractor's pull and the depth setting do the work, so there is very little on the machine to fail during a short harvest window. Gujarat is India's largest groundnut producer, with 1.96 million hectares in 2024-25 and 43.7% of national production, and our dealers in the Saurashtra districts stock digger blades through the season. Working depth is adjustable, and plants are laid out for windrow drying. The price starts at ₹85,000 factory-direct (₹85,000–₹95,000), with a 1 year warranty from delivery; transport is charged separately at actual cost by distance.
Full specifications: Groundnut Digger SAT-G601 · मूंगफली खोदने की मशीन (हिन्दी) · Read our groundnut harvesting guide.
Groundnut is one of the few crops where the harvest itself decides the yield: every pod the digger fails to lift stays in the soil, uncounted and unpaid for. That is why the blade angle matters more than raw speed, and why soil moisture on the day you dig matters as much as the machine.
| Gujarat | Official figure |
|---|---|
| Groundnut area, 2024-25 | 1.96 million hectares |
| Share of India's groundnut production | 43.7% (largest in India) |
| Tractors sold, 2023-24 | 91,848 |
Source: Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2024-25. Crop areas are listed where Gujarat is among India's ten largest producers of that crop.
In Gujarat, farm machinery subsidies are applied for through the i-Khedut portal (ikhedut.gujarat.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.
Factory in Kuha, Ahmedabad and dealers in ten Gujarat districts, with delivery to the farm.
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