Overview
Weeding is the single most labour-heavy job on most Indian farms, and it has to be repeated through the season. A power weeder replaces that hired gang with one operator. The rotor breaks the crust, uproots weeds and leaves a loose surface that holds moisture, so the same pass also works as inter-culture. Most farmers use a power weeder for weeding in the kharif season and for light land preparation before sowing, which makes it one of the first machines a two-to-ten acre farm buys.
Applications
- Weeding between standing crop rows
- Inter-culture and soil loosening during the season
- Light land preparation before sowing
- Making ridges and furrows with a ridger attachment
- Orchard and plantation floor management
Suitable crops and uses
- Cotton
- Groundnut
- Castor
- Maize
- Vegetables and onion
- Banana and papaya plantations
- Sugarcane
Key benefits
- One operator does the work of several weeding labourers
- Weeding is finished inside the short window the crop allows
- Loosened soil holds moisture better after irrigation or rain
- Attachments keep the machine useful outside the weeding season
- Running cost is mainly fuel, so cost per acre falls sharply
Available models
Other models and variants are available at our outlets. Prices depend on the model, engine, attachments and current offer — contact Realish Agritech for the latest model-wise price.
Company product sheet
All Power Weeder models
Select a model and contact our team for availability, specifications, demonstration, EMI and subsidy guidance. Prices are not displayed online.
Power Weeder Attachments
Petrol Power Weeder
- RH-700G Premium
- Honda OEM GX200
- Really Honda GX200 OEM Premium
- Honda OEM GX270
- MY-360G (2026 Model)
- MY-370G
- MY-380G (2026 Model)
- MY-450G
- MY-470G
- MY-470G Upgraded (2026 Model)
- MY-470G-HL
- MY-470G-HL Upgraded (2026 Model)
- MY-480G
- MY-550G Upgraded (2026 Model)
- MY-550G
- MY-570G
- MY-600G
- MY-750GH
- MY-800GH
- MY-970GH
- NB-50G
- NB-70G
- MY-977GH
- MY-77G
Diesel Power Weeder
Attachments and accessories
- Rotary weeding blades
- Ridger for furrows and beds
- Cutter attachment for fodder and stubble
- Water pump coupling on selected models
Who should use it?
- Small and medium farmers with two to ten acres
- Vegetable and orchard growers with narrow row spacing
- Farmers who struggle to find weeding labour on time
- Custom-hiring operators serving nearby villages
How to choose a power weeder
- Match engine power to your land: lighter machines for up to two acres, higher HP for larger or harder fields
- Check that the working width fits between your crop rows
- Black cotton soil needs stronger blades and a sturdy gearbox
- Compare fuel used per hour against area covered per hour
- Confirm blade, filter and spare-part availability at your nearest outlet
- Ask whether the model is eligible for government-approved subsidy
Power Weeder — frequently asked questions
- What is a power weeder?
- A power weeder is a small engine-driven farm machine with rotating blades that removes weeds between crop rows and loosens the top soil. It is operated walking behind the machine and is mainly used for weeding, inter-culture work and light land preparation on small and medium farms.
- What is a power weeder used for?
- It is used for removing weeds between standing crop rows, loosening and aerating the top soil, preparing small plots before sowing, and — with a ridger attachment — making furrows and beds. Many farmers also use it to manage the ground in orchards and plantations.
- What is the price of a power weeder in Gujarat?
- Prices depend on the model, engine capacity, attachments and the current offer. Realish Agritech does not publish a fixed figure because model-wise prices change. Contact our team or visit an outlet for the current price and to check government-approved subsidy eligibility.
- Where can I buy a power weeder in Gujarat?
- Realish Agritech sells power weeders through its outlets at Padra (Vadodara), Bodeli, Chikhodra (Anand), Kheda and Lunawada, with the head office in Atladara, Vadodara. Each outlet offers product guidance, demonstration where available, spare parts and service support.
- What is the difference between a power weeder and a mini tiller?
- Both use rotating blades, but the intent differs. A power weeder is set up mainly for weeding and inter-culture between standing crop rows and light soil work. A mini tiller is set up for tilling and preparing soil, usually on small plots, polyhouses or between plantation rows. Many farms use both at different stages.
- What attachments are available for power weeders?
- Commonly available attachments include rotary weeding blades, a ridger for making furrows and beds, a cutter attachment for fodder or stubble, and on selected models a water pump coupling. Attachment availability varies by model, so confirm with our team before ordering.
Request power weeder details or price
Tell us your crop, land size and district, and our team will suggest a suitable model, share current pricing and explain EMI and government-approved subsidy options.
Where to buy in Gujarat
The power weeder range is available through Realish Agritech outlets in Gujarat.