
Crop
Mandi prices and key benchmarks for crop value
PricesWhat your crop, your animals and your inputs are worth today.Open Prices 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
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
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
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.Who runs AgriFolk and how to reach us
Help using the site and where the data comes from
What we store and the terms you are using
Kisan melas, hands-on training, webinars and career talks: what it is, who runs it, what it costs.
An online course from MANAGE, Hyderabad, running 1 October 2026 to 10 January 2027. Seats go to the first 150 who register.
A one-day online talk from MANAGE, Hyderabad, on agri-startups that bring machines to the farm.
Grow vegetables and herbs without soil on a terrace, rooftop or wall. Run by ICAR-IIHR, the horticulture research institute in Bengaluru.
A one-day online talk from MANAGE, Hyderabad, on building a business around millets.
A five-day course at MANAGE for M.Sc. students, PhD scholars and young faculty in agricultural extension and related social sciences. Your college nominates you by email.
An ICAR-sponsored course at IVRI on sexed semen AI, ultrasound checks and infertility control in dairy animals. For working scientists, assistant professors and KVK subject matter specialists; 25 seats.
One of the biggest farm fairs in the south: new crop varieties, machines, seed sales and farmer talks. Theme: Diversified Agriculture: Next Generation.
A two-day science congress hosted by Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology. The brochure is on OUAT’s site.
A five-day course at MANAGE for trainers and extension workers on linking farmers and FPOs to markets, finance and agri-startups.
The 17th edition of a large farm expo and summit, with exhibition stalls and farmer workshops.
The 26th yearly conference of the Indian Society of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology, with talks on new animal medicines and One Health. Good for vet PG students and young researchers.
The yearly meeting of India’s farm economists, hosted by Assam Agricultural University. Useful for agri-economics PG students and research scholars. The paper deadline has passed.
One of India’s biggest farm exhibitions, running since 1993: 600+ stalls of machines, seeds, irrigation and agritech.
A two-day workshop at MANAGE, Hyderabad, on the village centres that make and supply natural farming inputs.
An ICAR-sponsored course at IVRI on meat processing, smart packaging and starting a meat business. Only for teachers and scientists (Assistant Professor / Scientist or above) in agricultural and veterinary universities and ICAR institutes.
Where agriculture events are announced first.
Every state publishes its own calendar of fairs, field days and training camps.
How: Your state agriculture department site, and your block office noticeboard.
Universities run field days and short courses through the year, and most are open to anyone.
How: The extension directorate of your nearest agricultural university.
The big annual fairs are where machinery, seed companies and research institutes all turn up at once.
How: Dates are announced a few weeks ahead by the host university or department.