
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
What can go in the ground this month, and when it comes out.
Sown with the south-west monsoon and harvested after it. The main season for most of India.
Sown as the monsoon withdraws, grown on residual moisture or irrigation, harvested in spring.
The short summer season between rabi and kharif. Needs irrigation and suits quick crops.
Planted once and cropped for several years, or sown whenever water allows.
Rabi maize yields higher than kharif where irrigation is reliable.
Tolerates saline and alkaline soil better than wheat.
Needs little water. Too much irrigation grows leaf instead of pods.
Sown on residual moisture after paddy across the Gangetic plain.
Early October sowing beats aphid pressure that arrives with the cold.
Can be sown in all 3 seasons where water allows.
The rabi crop stores. Kharif onion does not, which is why prices spike before rabi arrives.
Plant when night temperature drops below 20 degrees, not by the calendar.
For leaf, sow every fortnight. For seed, one sowing in October.