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Crop Monitoring & Production Forecasting Services

Pan-India crop intelligence across districts, using farmer surveys, remote sensing, weather monitoring, field validation and market analytics to estimate acreages, crop risk, yield and production.

Crops and commodities covered

Cereals

Wheat, maize, paddy including basmati and non-basmati.

Pulses

Moong, urd, tur, chana and kabuli chana.

Oilseeds

Soybean, groundnut, sesame and mustard.

Other crops

Cotton, sugarcane, potato and onion.

District crop risk

Major three crops at district level, with other crops covered as required.

All crops

Broader crop coverage can be designed based on client needs and geography.

Service offerings

Pre-planting survey

District-level farmer field survey, telephonic panel survey, market survey, value-chain participant inputs and market-price analytics.

Farmer stock survey

District-level stock assessment through farmer surveys, telephonic panels, market surveys and market intelligence.

Remote sensing based crop acreages

District, taluka, block or village-level acreage estimation using remote sensing, field survey inputs and ground validation.

Crop risk monitoring

Monitoring of rainfall, temperature, soil moisture, crop health indicators such as NDVI and LAI, and field inputs.

Crop loss survey

Field and telephonic survey-based assessment supported by remote sensing, farmer panels and model-based crop yield risk.

Yield & production estimates

CCE-based, field survey-based, telephonic panel-based and model-based yield and production estimates.

Agriwatch strengths

Pan-India field network

Crop-wise, district-wise and state-wise farmer database with short lead time and regional language capability.

Validation ecosystem

Agri input dealers, KVKs and government field officials to validate sowing and ground information.

In-house RS expertise

Remote sensing supported by GPS signatures, ground truthing and satellite crop-health monitoring.

AI, ML and analytics

Crop risk models using machine learning, weather data, satellite indices and domain expertise.

Ground truthing

Field and telephonic surveys to validate model outputs and satellite-driven estimates.

Cost-effective delivery

A ready research and field infrastructure compared with building an independent survey network.

Use Agriwatch crop monitoring and production forecasting for procurement planning, risk assessment, insurance support, market strategy and supply-side intelligence.