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KisanSetu

See your crop's whole season before you sow it.

KisanSetu grows every crop you could plant on your field — using your soil, the live forecast and ten years of satellite weather — and shows which one will pay, how much water it needs and what could go wrong.

Where is your field?

0–30 cm60 cmRoot-zone water: 37%
Mustard near Jaipur on 20 Dec, in full bloom — drawn from the crop model, not a photo.
crops modelled with FAO methods
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crops modelled with FAO methods
Indian languages, by voice or text
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Indian languages, by voice or text
years of satellite weather per plan
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years of satellite weather per plan
central schemes checked by rule
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central schemes checked by rule

One season, day by day

Every plan comes with the whole season: rain and irrigation from above, the crop growing and ripening, and the water in the soil beneath. Point at any day.

Mustard sown on 25 Oct near Jaipur, simulated day by dayRainIrrigationCrop coverSoil moistureWeather or pest risk

How a plan is made

  1. 1

    Find your field

    Search a village or use GPS. We read the soil, how green the land looks from satellite, and the 16-day forecast.

  2. 2

    Grow every crop, ten times

    Each crop that can be sown now is simulated day by day through ten past seasons of real weather.

  3. 3

    Choose with the odds

    Compare profit in a bad and a good year, water needed and risk — ranked by what matters to you.

  4. 4

    Follow the season

    Get the timeline: when to irrigate, when pests are likely, and a regenerative plan for your soil.

Plan my crop
A sick plant? Show it.Photograph the leaves. Gemini names the likely disease or pest and gives safe, low-cost treatment — and tells you when an expert must see it.Rather talk than type?Ask Kisan Mitra in your own language. It checks the forecast, the crop model and scheme rules before it answers.

Built to be shared between states

An open API, crop models that any state can calibrate and publish, and anonymised district data for agriculture officers. It runs on Google Cloud and can be piloted in a district within days.

Open the state dashboardRead the API