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Track agricultural prices across India.

Get real-time and historical market prices, forecasts and key price benchmarks to make better decisions.

Smarter price insights for a stronger tomorrow.

Mandi prices and key benchmarks for crop value

Live rates for livestock and poultry

Key input and commodity prices for farming

Anticipate trends, plan better

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Build a career in agriculture.

Find the jobs that are open now, the exams worth sitting, the courses that lead somewhere, and the reading behind all of it.

A clearer path into agricultural work.

Paid work, internships and volunteer roles

Dates, syllabus and study material

Courses you can join and what they teach

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Farm finance

Find the money behind the season.

Check which government schemes you qualify for, what you can borrow and at what instalment, and the cover available for your crop and your animals.

Know what you can claim before you spend.

Government schemes and your eligibility

What you can borrow and what it costs

Cover for your crop and your animals

Money for agriculture students

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Get help with AgriFolk.

Learn how each part of the site works, see exactly where every number comes from, and reach a person when something looks wrong.

A real person reads every report.

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Read my soil card

The Soil Health Card is free and you probably have one. What it does not tell you is how many bags that means for your field. This does.

1. Your field

2. Copy the numbers off your card

All 3 are in kilograms per hectare, printed on the front of the Soil Health Card.

3. What to apply

Fill in N, P and K above and the dose appears here.

Worth knowing

  • Get a free Soil Health Card from your nearest soil testing laboratory or Krishi Vigyan Kendra. The government pays for the test.
  • A card is valid for about 3 years, or 2 crop cycles. After that the numbers have moved.
  • These doses are a starting point from the state package of practices, adjusted for what your card says. Your extension officer knows your block better than any table does.
  • Split nitrogen across the season rather than applying it all at sowing. Most of a single dose is lost before the crop can use it.