Input cost calculator

Add up what the season costs before it earns anything, for your crop, your district and your acreage.

Every line comes from a published crop economics row with its own source and the day it was checked. Nothing here is modelled, and a crop and district pair with no published row simply does not appear.

Your field

CropDistrictOnly districts with published costs for this crop are listed.Area in acres

What it costs

SeedChecked 2013-12-31₹3,237
FertiliserChecked 2013-12-31₹4,047
LabourChecked 2013-12-31₹8,094
WaterChecked 2013-12-31₹0
Everything elseChecked 2013-12-31₹7,284

₹22,662 for 1 acre of Banana in Ahmedabad.

Each line is the published cost for one acre, multiplied by your area. Costs do not scale perfectly with area, so treat a large field as an estimate that leans high on labour and low on everything else.

What the crop could earn is a separate question. The profit and loss page puts both sides together.

Worth knowing

These are costs for one acre, multiplied by your area. Labour rarely scales evenly, so a big field usually costs less per acre than this shows.
Your own rates will differ. Use this as the starting figure to argue with, not as the answer.
Interest on a crop loan is not in here. If you are borrowing, add it yourself.
What the crop could earn is on the profit and loss page, which uses the same rows.