Programs & impact

Training, collectives and paperwork that actually moves

Machines alone do not change a season. These four programs surround the equipment bank and make it work for the smallest holdings.

4,200 trained

Yantra Shikshana — Operator Training

Two-day Telugu camps on safe operation, calibration and repair. Certified operators earn ₹600-900 a day in the custom hiring network.

38 collectives

Mahila Yantra Sangham

Women's self-help groups own machinery outright, run bookings and keep the hire income within the village.

₹4.6 cr unlocked

Subsidy Help Desk

Volunteers fill and track farm-mechanisation and income-support applications, then follow up until money lands.

9,800 samples

Soil & Season Clinics

Free soil tests paired with equipment advice, so the machine and the crop plan match the land.

Measured in the field, not in the office

38%

Average drop in per-acre cultivation cost for members

6 days

Average reduction in sowing delay after rainfall

1 in 3

Machines operated by women members

94%

Members renewing membership each year

From the villages

Farmers learning to operate a seed drill at a training camp in Telangana
Telugu farmer families with a tractor and rotavator in a paddy field
Farm machinery parked at a village custom hiring centre
Farmer with his power tiller in a ploughed field