He said the machines will help them render the services and increase their production.
Beyers spoke on Thursday while issuing the tractor to the winners.
He said mechanisation presents the youth with various opportunities in the agricultural sector.
The official further challenged the farmers to adapt new technologies saying a number of farmers were still using traditional methods of farming, which can lead to low yield.
"You can expand and grow, it's time to adopt new technologies. There are more opportunities besides increasing yields. You can also create jobs," he told the farmers.
Elius Ojwang said the tractor will go along way in helping the group transform their business by increasing their capacity to serve more farmers at the same time.
Kisumu Agriculture executive Gilchrist Okuom said mechanisation plays a critical role in increasing efficiency and productivity in crop production.
He said the competition aims to bring back the youth to agriculture.
Okuom said over the years the youth have been great consumers with very little contribution in the field work.
"This initiative is a milestone to us as a county government in our effort to avail mechanisation services to all farmers," he said.
(Edited by Bilha Makokha)
