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Agriculture machinery

Enter the area to be worked and the window there is to work it in. The list below is what that implies — how many tractors, which implements, and the pump set the irrigation demand needs — with a rate column you fill in yourself.

How this works →

Your figures

Days available for the heaviest operation — usually land preparation.

What one tractor covers ploughing. Around 1.2 for a 55-75 hp machine.

Peak crop water use. Sets the pump, not the tractors.

Material take-off

What to buy, at what size, and how many — worked out from the figures above.

Rates

Every line is estimated from those two figures: its steel — or steel-equivalent — mass at the steel rate, stainless at 3.2×, plus its install days at the labour rate. There is no price feed behind this, so the two anchors are seeded from typical Pakistan figures as of September 2026 and are yours to correct. Type over any individual rate and yours is used instead.

Tractive power

  • Tractor, 55–75 hp

    200 acres ÷ (1.2 acre/h × 200 h)

    Rate from 7,500 kg — 60 hp tractor at about 3.4x its own mass in steel terms
    Size
    60 hp nominal
    No.
    1tractor
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 3,000,000
  • Trolley / tipping trailer

    One per tractor

    Rate from 1,900 kg — 5 tonne tipping trailer, largely fabricated
    Size
    5 tonne
    No.
    1trailer
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 760,000

Implements

  • Mouldboard plough

    One per tractor — they work together, not in turn

    Rate from 950 kg — 3 furrow mouldboard, cast and fabricated
    Size
    3 furrow
    No.
    1implement
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 380,000
  • Disc harrow

    Rate from 1,500 kg — 20 disc offset harrow with bearings
    Size
    20 disc, offset
    No.
    1implement
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 600,000
  • Rotavator

    Rate from 1,400 kg — 7 ft rotavator with gearbox
    Size
    7 ft
    No.
    1implement
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 560,000
  • Seed-cum-fertiliser drill

    Sowing follows preparation, so one serves two tractors

    Rate from 1,200 kg — 11 tyne seed-cum-fertiliser drill
    Size
    11 tyne
    No.
    1implement
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 480,000
  • Boom sprayer, tractor mounted

    One per 250 acres

    Rate from 900 kg — 400 litre mounted boom sprayer
    Size
    400 litre
    No.
    1sprayer
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 360,000
  • Laser land leveller

    One per 500 acres — it is used once per season

    Rate from 3,200 kg — Laser leveller: blade, hydraulics and control
    Size
    8 ft blade
    No.
    1unit
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 1,280,000

Irrigation

  • Centrifugal pump set with diesel engine

    4,856 m³/day over 8 hours

    Rate from 12,967 kg + 2 days labour — Pump end plus diesel engine and frame
    Size
    607 m³/h
    No.
    7set
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 36,341,263
  • PVC delivery pipe

    3 m per acre as a starting allowance

    Rate from 2 kg + 0.01 days labour — PVC pipe, priced per metre against plate work
    Size
    NB 300 mm
    No.
    600m
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 591,000
  • Sprinkler / drip head assembly

    Rate from 45 kg + 0.05 days labour — Head, riser and fittings for one acre
    Size
    per acre set
    No.
    200set
    Total weight
    —
    Rate(estimated)
    Amount
    ₨ 3,625,000

Material

₨ 47,902,262

Labour

₨ 75,000

30 days at ₨ 2,500 a day

Quotation total

₨ 47,977,263PKR

11 of 11 lines priced

Questions

How is the number of tractors worked out?
The area divided by what one tractor covers in the window: field capacity in acres per hour, times hours per day, times days available. It is sized on the heaviest operation, normally land preparation, because that is the one with a deadline.
Why is there one plough per tractor but one drill per two?
Ploughs work at the same time as the tractors do — every tractor needs its own. Sowing follows preparation rather than running alongside it, so a drill can move between machines. The same logic gives one leveller per five hundred acres: it is used once in the season.
Where does the pump size come from?
Peak crop water use in millimetres per day across the area, converted to cubic metres and spread over the working hours. A millimetre of depth over a square metre is a litre, and an acre is 4,046.86 square metres.
What is not included?
Harvesting equipment, threshers, land development, tube-well boring and civil work, storage, and anything crop-specific. Field capacity varies with soil and implement width — the default suits a 55 to 75 horsepower tractor on medium soil.