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How much does it cost to set up a small custom hiring centre and what machines should I start with?

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NNiraj Kumar7 महीने पहले · 266 व्यू

I want to start a custom hiring centre in my village to rent out machinery. What is the realistic investment and which implements give the most rental demand?

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🌾Farmer.in Krishi Teamविशेषज्ञ ✓7 महीने पहले

A small custom hiring centre is usually built around a tractor plus a set of high demand implements, and the SMAM scheme gives a subsidy (commonly around 40 percent for individuals, higher for FPOs and cooperatives, with project ceilings that vary by state). Start with the implements farmers use most and own least: a rotavator, a seed cum fertiliser drill, a reversible plough or cultivator, and seasonally a happy seeder or paddy transplanter if relevant to your area. Total investment depends on whether you already own a tractor and which machines you add, so prepare a project cost from local dealer quotes. The actual subsidy rate, eligible machine list and per unit ceiling change by state and year, so verify the current SMAM norms with your district agriculture office before ordering.

BBirendra Mahto7 महीने पहले

I run a small CHC. Seed drill and rotavator are rented almost every day in season, so they paid back fastest. Keep machines that suit your local crops or they sit idle.

MManoj Paswan7 महीने पहले

I started my CHC with a tractor I already owned plus a rotavator and seed drill, so my actual extra spend was modest. Adding machines slowly as bookings grew kept my loan small. Do not buy every implement at once; let the demand tell you what to add.

RRanjit Sah6 महीने पहले

One caution from my experience: rental income looks good on paper but breakdowns in peak season and farmers paying late can hurt cash flow. Keep some money aside for repairs and fix clear payment terms before the season. Income ranges a lot by how busy your area is, so ask existing CHC owners nearby what they really earn.

SSushil Kumar6 महीने पहले

Think about buy versus hire from the farmer's side too. Many of my customers tried owning a seed drill, found it idle most of the year, and now just hire from me, which is cheaper for them and steady income for me. A CHC works because it spreads one machine across many farms, so position your rates a little below the cost of owning.

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