John Deere is taking measures to introduce American farming techniques to nations that could use a healthy boost when dealing with crop production and agricultural life. The major lawn care and agricultural manufacturer is extending its reach to India, where the population seems to be rising faster than the food supply.

According to the Business Standard, John Deere India has developed its network throughout 19 regional offices and more than 410 certified dealers, which includes over 200 high quality component manufacturers. This operation isn't limited to domestic sales, as the Indian extension has exported over 16,000 tractors to more than 70 countries around the globe.

With the introduction of a new type of battery power tractor, the 60 Horsepower tractor model 5060E from Pune, John Deere is expecting a leap in revenues. The advanced features of this new model include a fuel-efficient three-cylinder engine, power steering with a tilt facility, self equalizing oil-immersed disc brakes, side-shift gears, mobile-charging point, and an electrical quick raise.

"John Deere is bringing advanced technology to farmers in India," Vice President of Sales and Marketing for John Deere India, Naredar Ghuman, told the news source. "Helping them to be more productive and cost effective."