A week-by-week crop plan for your own field

What goes into your plan

Most farming calendars are written for an average farm. Zamidar writes the plan for yours. It uses five things you tell it in the app:

• Crop: pick from more than 40 common Indian crops, such as paddy, wheat, maize, ragi, tomato, chilli, onion, potato, mango, banana and turmeric, or type the name of any other crop, for example Thai guava or dragon fruit.
• Land size in the unit you use: acre, bigha, guntha, cent or hectare.
• Soil type, chosen by its colour: black, red, alluvial, sandy, laterite and more.
• Water source: borewell, canal, pond or rain-fed.
• Location: your village from GPS, so the plan fits your state, season and weather.

1. Pick the crop

   Choose from the list or type any crop name in your own language.

2. Describe the field

   Land size, soil colour and water source. No soil report needed.

3. Read the plan

   Phases, best season, success chance and schemes, all in one place.

4. Start farming

   Each week shows its tasks. Tick them off and get a 6:30 AM reminder.

Four tabs in every plan

Made for daily use in the field

• The plan, and every task, is in your language: English or any of the 22 scheduled Indian languages.
• Tap the speaker to hear the week's tasks read aloud.
• Add a cost to any task, and it goes straight into RupeeBook, your farm account book.
• See a sick leaf? Scan it and add the treatment to this week's tasks.
• Plan several farms or crops at once, each with its own weeks and tasks.

AI advice can be wrong. Always follow the product label for doses, and for severe problems talk to your nearest Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) or block agriculture office.