Farm costs are a guess
Seed, fertiliser and labour are spread across notebooks.
Fixed with: Cost per acre, per plot and per crop
Crops and farm costs, farmer and commodity procurement, quality and payments, processing, storage, trading and traceability in one system, built for farms, FPOs, mills and commodity traders.
Activities are planned by plot and crop, so inputs, labour and machines are ready when the season needs them. Sample kharif paddy season.
Each one costs money every season. Each one has a fix.
Seed, fertiliser and labour are spread across notebooks.
Moisture and grade deductions are argued over at every arrival.
Weighbridge slips and rates are matched by hand.
Nobody knows how much rice came out of each lot of paddy.
Buyers ask where a lot came from and nobody can say.
Set the area, expected yield, price and input costs to see cost per acre, profit and the break-even price. Figures are illustrative.
1 quintal = 100 kg. Land lease and interest are not included in this example.
Each arrival is weighed and tested at the gate. Moisture above the standard and quality defects reduce the payable weight automatically, and the farmer sees exactly why. Sample wheat arrivals.
Each card opens a detailed module page.
Lots carry their farm, plot, harvest date, quality and processing batch. The QR on the pack shows buyers where it came from.
Each milling batch records what went in and everything that came out, so yield, by-product value and cost per kg are exact. Sample paddy milling.
Contracts, stock and open positions are valued against the latest price, so you know your exposure before you buy or sell. Sample wheat position.
Stock is tracked by location, lot and quality, with transport and dispatch linked to each contract. Sample storage.
Weights, readings and payments flow in without retyping.
A typical rollout for an agribusiness with a few procurement centres.
Typical improvement targets we plan against, not guarantees.
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Straight answers to what farms and agribusinesses ask us most.
An ERP for farms and agribusinesses. It manages crops and farm activities, farmer and commodity procurement, quality and payments, processing, storage, commodity trading and traceability alongside purchasing, sales and accounts.
Yes. Seed, fertiliser, crop protection, labour, irrigation, machinery and lease costs are booked against each plot and crop, giving cost per acre and profit per acre at harvest.
Each arrival is weighed and tested at the gate. Moisture above the standard, foreign matter and damaged grains reduce the payable weight or price automatically, using rules you set for each commodity.
Yes. Farmer statements are generated from weighbridge and quality data, and payments can go straight to bank accounts or UPI, with SMS or WhatsApp confirmations.
Yes. Each processing batch records input and output weights for the main product and by-products, such as head rice, broken rice, bran and husk from paddy, so yield and cost per kg are known.
Yes. Purchase and sale contracts, open positions, stock, hedges and settlements are tracked per commodity, with mark-to-market against current prices.
Lots are linked from farm and plot through procurement, processing and packing. A QR code on the pack lets buyers see where and when the produce was grown.
Typically about 7 to 9 weeks for an agribusiness with a few procurement centres, including farmers, quality rules, processing, apps and training.
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