Kamal Kisan Eco-Friendly Agricultural Tools for Sustainable Farming

Kamal Kisan is an Indian agritech company dedicated to empowering small and marginal farmers through affordable, user-friendly mechanization solutions. Established in 2013 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, Kamal Kisan develops innovative agricultural equipment tailored to the needs of farmers with landholdings under 2 hectares.

The company addresses critical challenges in Indian agriculture, such as labor shortages and high input costs, by providing tools that enhance productivity and reduce dependency on manual labor. Kamal Kisan’s product lineup includes:

Vegetable Planter: A manually operated, portable device that enables a single laborer to plant one acre of vegetables within four hours, significantly reducing labor requirements.

Mulch Layer: A tractor-attached implement that lays plastic mulch sheets and covers them with soil in a single pass, reducing labor from six workers to two and completing the task in three hours.

Raised Bed Maker: A tractor-driven tool that creates raised beds for horticultural crops, improving germination and water management. It can also be converted into a mulch layer with additional accessories.

Mulch Cum Bed Maker: A multifunctional implement that combines bed making and mulch laying, allowing for the application of reusable drip lines during the process.

Bed Maker with Seed Drill: A two-in-one machine that creates raised beds and plants seeds in a single pass, suitable for crops like onions, groundnuts, carrots, and radishes.

Mini Boom Sprayer: A self-propelled sprayer and cultivator with a 6hp petrol engine, capable of spraying and tilling one acre in two hours, with adjustable features for ease of operation.

Kamal Kisan’s approach emphasizes affordability, ease of use, and minimal fuel dependency, ensuring that their solutions are accessible to the vast majority of Indian farmers. By focusing on small-scale mechanization, the company aims to restore profitability and sustainability to Indian agriculture.