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There’s something interesting about the way farmers in Madhya Pradesh talk about old tractors. They don’t usually call them “used machines.” Most of the time, they mention them almost like family property. A tractor that has worked through soybean seasons, wheat harvesting, muddy monsoon roads, and long summer afternoons earns a different kind of respect.

Across villages in districts like Jabalpur, Sehore, Chhindwara, Vidisha, and Sagar, old tractors are still doing serious work every single day. Some are over fifteen years old, yet they start in one crank early in the morning. That part surprised me too when

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