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Made in India with ITALIAN TECHNOLOGY - Farm mechanisation in India stands at about 40-45%. This is still low when compared to the US, Brazil and China. In India, the level of mechanisation varies greatly by region with the north such as Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh having a higher level of mechanisation as compared to the West and South due to the smaller and scattered land holdings land holdings.

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