Utility
Protection solutions for agriculture, transport and industry.
Tarpaulins, shade nets, fish nets, pond liners, coir products, brick covers, transport and industrial tarpaulin solutions.
Scroll through the operating system — the parent company, its divisions, their brands, the markets they serve, and the operations powering everything.
Each division serves a different agricultural and business need — together they form one connected Farming Hub operation.
Protection solutions for agriculture, transport and industry.
Tarpaulins, shade nets, fish nets, pond liners, coir products, brick covers, transport and industrial tarpaulin solutions.
Practical power for everyday agricultural work.
Power weeders, chaff cutters, wood chippers, brush cutters, chainsaws, sprayers, mini weeders, water pumps, engines and attachments.
Engineered strength for soil preparation and field work.
Rotavators and agricultural implements manufactured and supplied through Gaja Agro for dealers, distributors and wholesale partners.
Farming Hub connects product divisions, dealer networks, operations and service support into one integrated agricultural system.
We identify practical needs from farmers, dealers and field teams.
Utility, Light Agricultural Equipment and Implements divisions provide focused product solutions.
Dealer and distributor networks help bring products closer to local markets.
Warehousing, logistics, telesales and digital teams keep the system moving.
Service, field visits and customer support help maintain long-term confidence.
Our business decisions, products, service and growth are guided by five core values — the same principles at work in every division of Farming Hub.
Buying guides and comparisons, each one backed by a customer using the machine.
GSM is the one number that decides whether a tarpaulin lasts one season or five. Here is what it means and how to pick it for a farm, a brick kiln or a lorry.
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Machine price is the number everyone compares. Running cost is the number that decides whether it pays for itself — here is how to work yours out.
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Cattle waste a surprising amount of long fodder. Cutting it to an even length is one of the cheapest ways to get more out of what you already grow.
Read the guide →Three divisions, one phone call away. Whatever you need — product info, dealer enquiry, after-sales support — we are ready.
