• Uniform stubble cutting at ground level
• Promotes early germination of ratoon crop
• Enhances sugarcane yield and crop uniformity
• Saves manual labor and reduces operational time
• Compatible with 35 HP+ tractors
• Optional fertilizer application unit
• Optional ridges cutting disc for better soil management
• Durable cutting blade assembly for long-lasting performance
• Ensures strong bud growth and reduces weak bud wastage

The Pushpak Sugarcane Stubble shaver cum Ratoon Manager is a modern stubble shaver designed to cut sugarcane stubbles uniformly at near-ground level, promoting strong bud growth and higher yields. Ideal for sugarcane farmers, this implement ensures early and uniform ratoon crop maturity, saving days of manual labor. Compatible with tractors of 35 HP and above, it works efficiently with a 540 RPM PTO, covering 0.3–0.4 acre/hour. This model is perfect for farms aiming to increase productivity while reducing energy and fertilizer wastage. With optional features like a fertilizer application unit and ridges cutting disc, it enhances crop management and overall field efficiency.

• Length: 1780 mm
• Width: 1270 mm
• Height: 1000 mm
• Weight: 300 kg
• Tractor HP Requirement: 35 HP & above
• PTO RPM: 540 rpm
• Field Coverage Capacity: 0.3–0.4 acre/hour
• Fuel Consumption: 8–10 litre/acre
• Working Type: Stubble Shaving at near-ground level

• Extra durable design for long-lasting use
• Protective safety covers on blades
• Operator-friendly design for easier handling
• Optional fertilizer application unit for simultaneous nutrient supply
• Optional ridges cutting disc for improved soil aeration and drainage

• Fertilizer application unit (optional)
• Ridges cutting disc (optional)
• Cutting blade assembly (standard)

The Pushpak Sugarcane Ratoon Manager comes with a manufacturer warranty ensuring coverage against defects in material and workmanship. Farmers can rely on its durability and consistent performance, with support available from Deccan Farm Equipments Pvt. Ltd. to maintain peak productivity in sugarcane fields.