Everything you want to know about farming, in one place.
Today's crop prices from every district we cover, the government schemes you can still apply for, livestock and dairy, agriculture exams and jobs, and the weather for your own block. Every number carries the date we read it and a link to the page it came from.
Prices from the market floorRead from the official feed every evening18 September 2026Today's board
Rupees per quintal, read from the official feed on 18 September 2026.
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Mandi prices
See what your crop sold for in your district today and compare nearby markets before you load the lorry.
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Scheme checker
Answer a few questions and find out which government scheme you qualify for, and which papers you need.
16 schemes on record
Agri careers
Agriculture exams and jobs in one place, with the syllabus, the eligibility rules and the dates that matter.
8 exams on recordFarm Mine
Buy, rent or hire farm equipment, with what each route costs across a year shown side by side. Prototype with demo listings.
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Farming news that changes what you do in the field, written in plain language.
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Longer reading for students, researchers and anyone studying agriculture.
Opening shortlyWeather
Rain and heat for your own district and block, not an average for the whole state.
Opening shortlyGreen Revolution
How India learned to grow enough, and the one part it never fixed.
Two failed monsoons in the mid 1960s left India importing wheat to feed itself. Dwarf wheat seed bred by Norman Borlaug was brought over from Mexico, and M.S. Swaminathan and his team put it into Indian fields. Wheat production went from 6 million tonnes in 1965-66 to 24 million tonnes in 1967-68, and total food grain output climbed from about 25 million tonnes in 1950 to roughly 100 million tonnes by 1980.
The same idea reached livestock a few years later. Operation Flood started in January 1970 and built a national milk grid out of village cooperatives. India went from around 17 million tonnes of milk a year at independence to more than 230 million tonnes by 2022-23, and it has been the largest milk producer in the world since it passed the United States in 1998.
Verghese Kurien, who built that milk grid, said India never had a production problem. It had an organising problem. The milk was there, but the trader set the price and kept the margin. That part was never fully fixed, and it is the reason this site exists.
Wheat grown in India, million tonnes
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Community forum
Ask other farmers a question and read what worked in their field.
In buildCrop profit and loss
Work out what one acre costs you and what it earns back at today's price.
In buildMandi price prediction
See where a crop's price has been heading, built on the days we kept.
In buildLoan checker
Find out which farm loans you can apply for and what each one costs.
In buildCrop doctor
Send a photo of a sick plant and get the problem named.
In buildGround water level
Check the water table in your block before you pay to drill.
In buildLivestock and dairy
What cattle, goats and poultry are fetching at your nearest market, what your milk society pays per litre, and the vaccination dates for your animals.
In buildKnow your rate before you sell.
Pick your crop and your district, and we will show you today's price, the market that paid most, and every day we have on record.
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