A Review on Impact of Agricultural Mechanization on Farm Productivity and Factors Facilitating the Growth of Mechanization

Mechanization has turned into a need for contemporary Indian agriculture as a result of problems such as rising demand, declining crop yields, and a lack of agricultural workforce. The viability of the agricultural industry depends on farmers being informed of the benefits of using farm machinery. However, because they lack the essential skills and resources, such manpower, machinery, and land, farmers find it difficult to embrace mechanized practices. Due to factors including rising demand and a labour shortage, farming machinery utilization has expanded in India. Because many farmers are not familiar with these technological breakthroughs, it might be challenging for them to adopt them into their farming practices. The limited availability of resources, such as labour, tools, and materials, hinders mechanization. The necessity for mechanization is highlighted by the rising need for tractors, power tillers, and farm machinery. The article's aim is to study the impact and necessity of mechanization as well as the various factors promoting or impeding its development.