How to Select the Best Tractor Model for Your Land (CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme 2025 – Phase 2)

By: Arslan Ali

On: Friday, November 28, 2025 9:55 AM

How to Select the Best Tractor Model for Your Land (CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme 2025 – Phase 2)
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How to Select the Best Tractor Model for Your Land (CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme 2025 – Phase 2)? Selecting the right tractor is half the harvest. With CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme 2025 (Phase 2) opening applications and offering Rs 500,000 subsidy on 50–65 HP tractors and Rs 1,000,000 on 75 HP+ tractors (20,000 units total), this is the perfect moment to upgrade smartly. Apply only on the official portal: gts.punjab.gov.pk.

Quick planner: match your acres to the right HP

Use this as a starting point (adjust for heavy clay, hills, or deep tillage).

Land size (acres)Typical tasksRecommended HPWhy
1–10Light ploughing, spraying, trailer40–60 HPCompact, fuel-efficient, easy to maintain.
11–25Tillage, sowing, transport65–85 HPVersatile “do-most-jobs” range.
26–50Deep tillage, multi-implement90–125 HPPower headroom for tough soil & time savings.

Rule of thumb: tougher terrain/soil needs more HP; flat/sandy needs less. Don’t forget PTO HP if you’ll run implements like threshers or sprayers.

Check the approved brands & models first

Choosing from approved brands simplifies verification, delivery and subsidy processing. For Punjab, commonly approved/local lines include Millat/Massey Ferguson and Al-Ghazi/New Holland (and others in past rounds). Always confirm the current Phase-2 list on the portal/dealer.

Popular Pakistan models you’ll actually see in fields:

  • Massey Ferguson: MF-240 (50 HP), MF-260 (60 HP), MF-375 (75 HP), MF-385 (85 HP).
  • New Holland / Al-Ghazi: NH-480 (55 HP), NH-Ghazi (65 HP), NH-640 (75 HP), NH-70-56 (85 HP/4WD)*. (*availability varies year to year)

Local vs imported tractors—what’s smarter in 2025?

OptionProsWatch-outs
Local (e.g., MF by Millat; NH by Al-Ghazi)Lower upfront cost; strong parts/service network across Punjab; quick sparesFewer comfort/automation features than some imports
Imported (select 75 HP+)Advanced fuel management, comfort, hydraulicsHigher price; pricier spares—ensure service coverage in your tehsil

Subsidy fit: Phase-2 specifically announces Rs 500k for 50–65 HP (local) and Rs 1m for 75 HP+ (local & imported)—so plan HP class with the subsidy bracket.

Choose HP by task, not just acres

  • 40–60 HP: light ploughing, spray rigs, carts. Great for 1–10 acres or as a second tractor.
  • 65–85 HP: primary tillage, seedbed prep, planters, heavier trailers—sweet spot for 11–25 acres.
  • 90–125 HP: chisel/deep tillage, multi-implement use, faster operation on 26–50 acres.

Tip: If you mainly run PTO implements, PTO HP matters more than engine HP.

Fuel economy matters (for years)

Fuel is your biggest lifetime cost after purchase. Shortlist models with proven diesel efficiency and right-sized HP. Local 50–85 HP lines from MF and NH/Al-Ghazi are known for simple, efficient setups; newer 75 HP+ imports add electronic fuel systems that can save diesel if maintained well.

Don’t ignore service & spares

Downtime kills seasons. Prefer brands with:

  • Authorised dealer within 30–50 km
  • Routine service slots in peak seasons
  • Genuine parts readily available (filters, belts, hydraulics)

In Punjab, Millat/MF and Al-Ghazi/NH have wide networks—verify your nearest centre before booking.

2WD vs 4WD, tyres, and weight

  • 4WD shines in wet fields, heavy loaders, and hilly patches—common in 75–85 HP classes (e.g., MF-385 4WD, NH 70-56 4WD*).
  • Ballasting & tyre choice (rear radials for traction, proper inflation) can boost pull and cut slip—often a better first step than jumping an HP class. (General practice guidance.)

Apply correctly (Phase-2): step-by-step

  1. Go to the official portal: gts.punjab.gov.pk (avoid look-alike URLs).
  2. Create/Sign in: CNIC, password & captcha.
  3. Enter details: acres (as per PLRA records), bank, district, choose approved brand/model.
  4. Upload documents (as asked on the portal).
  5. Submit & track: Allocation via digital balloting; watch official updates.

The Agriculture Department and PITB power the scheme/related initiatives. Keep your Kissan Card and land records updated for faster verification.

Model shortlists by farm size (examples you can compare)

Always re-check current availability and prices with authorised dealers.

1–10 acres (workhorse basics, low running cost):

  • MF-240 (50 HP) or MF-260 (60 HP); NH-480 (55 HP).

11–25 acres (do-it-all range):

  • MF-375 (75 HP), MF-385 (85 HP); NH-Ghazi (65 HP) or NH-640 (75 HP).

26–50 acres (power/throughput):

  • 85 HP 4WD options and above; look at heavy-duty lines and, if budget allows, imports that qualify for Rs 1m subsidy.

Price awareness (Pakistan, 2025 snapshots)

Manufacturers/dealers post frequent price updates. Recent Al-Ghazi (NH) ex-factory ranges and model listings are published online; verify the latest at purchase time.

Make the subsidy work for your farm

  • If you’re in the 50–65 HP bracket, the Rs 500k support can bring a quality local tractor within reach.
  • If you’re ready for 75 HP+, the Rs 1m support is substantial—especially for 4WD or higher-tech models.
  • Don’t “over-HP”; spend saved cash on implements (planter, sprayer, loader) that lift yields.

FAQs Best Tractor Model for Your Land

Q1) Which tractor is best for 10 acres in Punjab (2025)?

Look at MF-240/MF-260 or NH-480 (50–60 HP). They’re economical, easy to service, and within the 50–65 HP slab.

Q2) How much HP do I really need for 20 acres?

Most mixed farms in this range do well with 65–85 HP—enough for tillage, planters, and transport without over-fueling.

Q3) Which is better—MF-375 (75 HP) or NH-640 (75 HP)?

Both are proven local 75 HP options. Compare dealer proximity, parts prices, and whether you need 4WD variants for wet fields.

Q4) What subsidy do I get in Phase-2?

Rs 500,000 on 50–65 HP (local) and Rs 1,000,000 on 75 HP+ (local & imported); 20,000 tractors total announced for Phase-2.

Q5) Where do I apply and track balloting?

Apply only at gts.punjab.gov.pk; use your CNIC to log in and track status. Beware of unofficial sites.

Q6) What documents should I keep ready?

CNIC, bank details, land record (PLRA) and—where required—Kissan Card. Requirements are shown inside your portal form.

Q7) Are MF-385 4WD or NH 70-56 4WD eligible?

4WD models in 75–85 HP typically fit Phase-2’s higher subsidy slab; confirm the current approved list on the portal before booking. ProPakistani

Q8) What if my soil is heavy clay or fields are hilly?

Consider moving one HP class up, choose 4WD, and ballast tyres properly to reduce slip. Montana Farm Life

Conclusion

Pick HP to match acres and tasks, then shortlist approved models with the strongest local service. In 2025’s Phase-2, use the Rs 500k (50–65 HP) or Rs 1m (75 HP+) subsidy smartly—don’t overbuy HP; invest in implements that actually raise yield. Apply at gts.punjab.gov.pk, choose a model that fits your soil and future plans, and turn this year’s subsidy into next season’s productivity.

Arslan Ali

Arslan Ali is a Pakistani blogger who shares simple and trusted information about BISP 8171 and other PM & CM schemes. He explains updates in easy words so people can quickly understand registration, eligibility, and payment details. His goal is to help families stay informed with accurate and real-time guidance.

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