MENDEZ, ALEXANDER B.

02/20/2024
SWOT ANALYSIS for Farm Tractor & Harvester

STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

1. High power and torque for heavy-duty tasks. 1. Initial high cost of purchase.
2. Versatile attachments for various 2. Maintenance and repair expenses can be
agricultural operations. significant.
3. Efficient fuel consumption for long working 3. Limited speed compared to other vehicles.
hours. 4. Size and weight may pose challenges in
4. Durable construction to withstand tight spaces.
challenging field conditions. 5. Environmental impact due to fuel
5. Enhanced traction and stability on uneven consumption.
terrain. 6. High upfront investment cost.
6. Efficient harvesting of crops in large 7. Maintenance and repair costs can be
quantities. substantial.
7. Integration of advanced harvesting 8. Specialization limits usage to specific crops.
technologies. 9. Size and mobility challenges in smaller
8. Reduced manual labor and increased fields.
productivity. 10. Dependence on weather conditions for
9. Versatility in handling various crop types. optimal operation.
10. Enhanced automation for precise and
consistent results.

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

1. Integration of advanced technologies for 1. Competition from alternative farm

precision farming.
2. Sustainable fuel alternatives for eco-friendly
operation.
3. Customization options to cater to specific
farming needs.
4. Expansion into emerging markets with
increasing mechanization.
5. Collaborations with technology companies
for smart farming solutions.
6. Continuous improvement in harvesting
technologies.
7. Customization options for different crop
varieties.
8. Collaboration with precision agriculture for
data-driven harvesting.
9. Global market expansion as mechanization
increases.
10. Adoption of sustainable practices for
eco-friendly harvesters.
equipment technologies.
2. Fluctuating fuel prices affecting operating
costs.
3. Regulatory changes impacting emissions
standards.
4. Economic downturns affecting farmers'
purchasing power.
5. Rapid advancements in autonomous
farming technology.
6. Competition from alternative harvesting
methods.
7. Economic downturns affecting agricultural
investments.
8. Regulatory changes impacting emissions
and safety standards.
9. Rapid technological advancements leading
to obsolescence.
10. Adverse weather conditions affecting
harvest timing and efficiency.