Mechanization in sericulture can help reduce labor costs, which account for 65-70% of cocoon production costs in India. Various mechanized tools have been developed for mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing operations. For mulberry cultivation, tractors and power tillers can be used for land preparation and intercultural operations, reducing costs by 30-50% compared to manual labor. For silkworm rearing, machines have been created for leaf chopping, silkworm separation, deflossing cocoons, tray washing, and pressing mountages, improving efficiency and reducing labor needs. Overall, mechanization can significantly reduce labor dependency and costs in the sericulture industry in India.