In a major step towards full mechanization in sugarcane farming, Wave Industries Pvt. Ltd. successfully demonstrated India’s first whole cane harvester in collaboration with Super Cane Harvester. The initiative aligns with the vision of the company’s Managing Director, Shri D.S. Bindra, who aims to achieve complete mechanization in sugarcane cultivation—from planting to harvesting.
The demonstration took place at Village Chanderu on the farm of progressive farmer Shri Ram Khelawan. The event was organized to introduce farmers and industry stakeholders to advanced mechanized technology designed to make sugarcane cultivation more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable.
The program was attended by several senior officials and industry representatives. Shri B.K. Shukla, Additional Cane Commissioner, was the chief guest, while Shri Anil Bharti, District Cane Officer (Bulandshahr), was also present. Senior officials from Wave Industries including Shri Manoj Singh, Vice President; Shri Ranveer Dhaka, CGM; Shri Saim Ansar, GM (Cane); and Shri Ram Gopal Singh, AGM and Head of Cane Development, participated in the event. Several General Managers (Cane) from different sugar mills were also present.
During the demonstration, the whole cane harvester was successfully operated in the field, showcasing its ability to harvest cane quickly and efficiently with minimal dependence on manual labor. Around 60 farmers attended the event and showed strong interest in adopting the technology after witnessing its performance.
Addressing the gathering, Additional Cane Commissioner Shri B.K. Shukla appreciated the initiative taken by Wave Industries. He noted that such technological advancements are essential to tackle the growing shortage of labor in the sugar sector. He also highlighted that mechanization can help improve farm productivity and increase farmers’ income.
The demonstration marks an important milestone in the modernization of India’s sugarcane sector and reflects Wave Industries’ commitment to innovation and sustainable growth in the sugar industry.
