About us

Farmers who got tired of waiting for a tractor

AMMA Association Telangana was started by a group of small farmers who pooled their savings to buy one machine. Today that idea runs across all over Telangana.

Our Mission

To make mechanisation affordable and safe for every small and marginal farmer in Telangana through shared ownership, training and honest pricing.

Our Vision

A state where no farming family loses a season because a machine was unavailable, unaffordable or unsafe to operate.

Our Values

Farmer-elected governance, published accounts, Telugu-first communication, and priority to women-led and marginal households.

Our journey

From one tractor to 1,00,000+

  1. 2016

    Registered as a society by 40 farmers in Bheemgal with one shared tractor.

  2. 2018

    First custom hiring centre with rotavator, seed drill and sprayer.

  3. 2021

    Women's collectives begin operating machinery in 9 villages.

  4. 2024

    Equipment banks across all over Telangana; 12A and 80G certification.

Telugu farmer member of the association standing with his power tiller
Leadership

Governing Body

Our dedicated governing body leading agricultural mechanisation initiatives across the state.

R

Surakanti Jaipal Reddy

President

B R REDDY Enterprises, Metpally & Hyderabad • 9949749084

R

V. Chandra Mohan Reddy

General Secretary

Prakash Agri Tools, L.B.Nagar Hyderabad • 7416023456

R

P.V. Satyanarayan Reddy

Treasurer

Balaji Agro Agencies, Kalluru, Khammam Dist. • 9949174477

R

M.V. Narsimha Rao

Vice President

Venkata Narsimha Eng Works, Pabbair; Wanaparthy Dist.

R

K. Raji Reddy

Joint Secretary

Deepthi Engineering Works, Jangaon

R

T. Srinivas Rao

Executive Member

Sri Harshini Associates, Sanga reddy Dist.

M

S.K. Mohmood

Executive Member

Mahmood Engineering Works, Adilabad Dist.

B

Ch. Beeraiah

Executive Member

Jyothi Engineering Works, Vikarabad Dist.

Transparency & compliance

Registered under the Telangana Societies Registration Act. Annual returns and audited statements filed every financial year.

Donations are exempt under Section 80G. FCRA-compliant reporting for international CSR partners.

Village-wise expenditure reports are read aloud at gram sabha meetings and shared on request.