Introduction

In rural India, women have always been a strong backbone of agriculture — sowing seeds, weeding, harvesting, and managing post-harvest work. However, certain tasks like spraying pesticides and fertilizers were traditionally carried out by men. This was largely due to the physical effort required, the risk of chemical exposure, and the absence of safe, easy-to-use equipment designed for women.

But as times change and farming evolves, so does the role of women in agriculture. With the rise of gender-inclusive tools like Niyo’s battery-operated spray pumps, women are now confidently stepping into roles once considered beyond their reach — and thriving in them.

Breaking Stereotypes: From Helpers to Decision-Makers

For decades, women have played a crucial role in Indian farming — but often behind the scenes. Tasks like spraying, operating machinery, or managing finances were rarely assigned to them.

But now, things are shifting. More women are becoming landowners, farm managers, and key decision-makers. And they need tools that match their capabilities, not limit them.

Niyo Spray Pumps: Enabling New Possibilities for Women Farmers

Understanding these changing dynamics, Niyo Farmtech created a solution that makes spraying safe, effortless, and inclusive.

For the first time, spraying pesticides and fertilizers is no longer a task that only men can do.

With Niyo Battery-Operated Spray Pumps, women can now take charge of spraying duties on their farms — without fear or fatigue.

Why Niyo Spray Pumps Are a Game-Changer for Women

• Lightweight and compact — easy for women to carry across long distances
• No manual pumping — battery-powered operation requires no physical exertion
• Safe design — reduces chemical exposure and health risks
• Simple to use — just press a button and spray with consistent pressure
• Empowering — helps women become more independent and confident in the field

“Earlier, I didn’t go near spray equipment. Now, I handle it myself without anyone’s help.”

— Shobha Tai, farmer from Solapur

Conclusion

Spraying used to be a man’s job — not anymore. With modern technology designed to be inclusive, Niyo Farmtech is empowering women to redefine their role in farming.

From once being sidelined in machinery-related tasks, women are now confidently taking charge — thanks to the right tools that fit their strength, size, and style of work.

The future of agriculture is not only smart and sustainable — it's also inclusive.