Agricultural Engineering Treatise

Students can prepare for competitive examinations (JRF/SRF/ GATE/ASRB-NET/SAUs entrance exams) by reading agricultural engineering guide/reference books available on the market. However, the majority of these publications are subject-specific and include only the solutions to questions asked in past years.There are just a few books that have objective style questions from all of the agricultural engineering specialties, including general agriculture. As a result, the current draught, which includes material on General Agriculture, Processing & Food Engineering, Farm Power & Machinery, and Soil & Water Engineering, was created in response to this need. However, there is always improvements to be made, and students are encouraged to speak with their professors, who are true experts in their disciplines, for more information or clarity. I also want teachers and others to make suggestions for improving this book with the wide goal of assisting students.