Captain Tractors Marks 30 Years of Mini Tractor Innovation with Grand Event

Celebrating three decades of innovation in the agricultural sector, Captain Tractors recently organized a spectacular event, Garjana 2.0, in Nadiad. The event not only commemorated the company's journey but also witnessed the launch of their latest model, the 250 LS, amidst much fanfare. Coinciding with this milestone was the celebration of "The Mini Tractor Day," a tribute to India's first entirely indigenous mini tractor, introduced by Captain Tractors on May 27th, 1998.

The Garjana 2.0 event at Nadiad drew in a crowd of over 1200 farmers, highlighting the profound impact Captain Tractors has had on agricultural mechanization. The highlight of the event was the delivery of mini tractors. Adding to the excitement, every 25th customer participated in a lucky draw for a new Hero Motorcycle, while all purchasing farmers received valuable gifts to support their agricultural activities.

The celebrations extended beyond Nadiad, with Captain Tractors dealerships across the country decked out in festive decorations. Nationwide, over 200 deliveries were facilitated, with dealers organizing a myriad of events, including farmer meets, service camps, and rallies, ensuring a memorable and impactful day for farmers nationwide. 

Central to the festivities was the unveiling of the "250 Lion Series," Captain Tractors' latest offering, which received an overwhelming response from farmers. Equipped with a powerful Dual Cylinder simpson Engine, this tractor is designed to work tirelessly day and night, boasting the stylish 8G Lion series design. With features including oil-immersed brakes, sliding mesh gearbox, hydrostatic steering, projector headlamps, 1000 kg lifting capacity, improved comfort, and hydrostatic steering, it's a complete year-round farming solution.

Expressing gratitude to farmers for their trust, support, and invaluable contribution, Captain Tractors Pvt. Ltd. reaffirms its commitment to driving agricultural innovation and empowering farmers across India.