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India’s agricultural landscape is evolving fast. From unpredictable weather patterns to volatile crop prices, farmers face a range of challenges every day. AgriDoot is here to make the journey easier and smarter for progressive farmers who want to stay ahead using technology.

With tools like AI in farming, satellite agriculture monitoring, and real-time krishi mandi rates, AgriDoot offers a complete agriculture app in India that’s designed to support farmers from sowing to selling. Whether you're checking the all India mandi rate, planning your next crop using a weather forecast, or seeking expert insights through the GYAN-AI farming assistant, AgriDoot brings everything to your fingertips.

Why Progressive Farmers are Choosing AgriDoot

Embracing the Power of Smart Agriculture

Farming has always been about skill, patience, and hard work. But in today’s digital age, it's also about data, insight, and decision-making. AgriDoot helps you combine traditional knowledge with modern tools so that you can:

Plan better with AI-powered crop suggestions

Monitor your crops using satellite-based technology

Stay informed with up-to-date mandi rates from all across India

Access expert guidance with the AI farming assistant India relies on

This is not just about growing crops — it's about growing smarter.

What Makes AgriDoot the Best Agriculture App in All India

1. Real-Time All India Mandi Rate Updates

One of the biggest struggles for Indian farmers is not knowing where to sell their crops for the best price. With AgriDoot, you get daily krishi mandi rates across states and cities.

Key Benefits:

Check rates for vegetables, grains, pulses, fruits, etc.

Updated in real-time from authentic mandi sources

Plan your transport and selling strategy smartly

Knowing the all India mandi rate gives you the power to make informed selling decisions and increase your income.

2. GYAN-AI Farming Assistant for Personalized Help

Our exclusive GYAN-AI farming assistant acts like a virtual agriculture guide for farmers. It understands your crops, your location, and your farming needs.

What You Can Ask GYAN-AI:

Best sowing time for your region

Fertilizer or pesticide recommendations

Pest or disease identification

Suggestions for crop rotation

Weather impact on yield

This AI farming assistant India is talking about isn’t a replacement for your experience. It’s a support system that helps you make better decisions.

Advanced Tools for Smarter Farming

3. Satellite Agriculture Monitoring for Precision

AgriDoot uses Vyom GIS, a cutting-edge satellite monitoring tool for crop management. With satellite agriculture monitoring, you can remotely track your crop health and soil conditions without being in the field every day.

Features:

Identify problem areas in your field

Monitor water stress and pest zones

Save time and reduce input costs

Improve productivity through precision farming

This technology is especially helpful for medium and large farms, but even small landholders can gain useful insights.

4. Agriculture Weather Forecast India Needs

With rainfall and weather conditions getting more unpredictable, AgriDoot provides localised agriculture weather forecasts to help you plan better.

Forecast Includes:

Rain alerts

Temperature changes

Wind conditions

Ideal spraying windows

Drought or flood risk alerts

Stay ahead of nature’s surprises with accurate forecasting tools integrated into the AgriDoot agriculture app in India.

Join as a Progressive Farmer with AgriDoot

AgriDoot is building a growing community of farmers who believe in using technology to increase their crop yield and market profits. Joining as a progressive farmer means you gain access to:

AI tools for decision-making

Daily mandi updates

Satellite crop insights

Weather-based planning

Expert recommendations

Community support and updates

And most importantly — a reliable digital farming assistant in your pocket.

Here's Why Farmers Across India Trust AgriDoot

Available in multiple Indian languages

Designed for low-data use and offline features

User-friendly interface for all age groups

24/7 chat support via GYAN-AI assistant

Covers every state and district — truly an agriculture app in all India

We believe in making farmers self-reliant, informed, and empowered — no matter where they are.

Resources for Further Reading

Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) – Government research body for modern farming techniques.

Agmarknet – Source for agricultural mandi prices across India.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) – Trusted source for weather forecasting.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the benefit of joining AgriDoot as a progressive farmer?

Joining AgriDoot gives you access to smart farming tools like AI farming assistant India, satellite crop monitoring, real-time mandi rates, and personalized weather alerts. It empowers you with the information you need to increase yields and profits while saving on time and inputs.

2. How does the GYAN-AI farming assistant work?

The GYAN-AI assistant is an AI-powered chatbot built into the AgriDoot app. You can type or speak your questions in simple language, and the assistant will give you advice based on your crop, region, and farming needs. It learns from user data and keeps improving over time.

3. Is AgriDoot suitable for small farmers or only large landholders?

AgriDoot is designed for all types of farmers — from marginal farmers to large-scale cultivators. Small farmers can benefit from crop recommendations, mandi price alerts, and AI-based guidance just as much as bigger operations.

Conclusion: Step into the Future of Farming with AgriDoot

The future of farming in India lies at the intersection of experience and innovation. With AgriDoot, you get the best of both worlds — your traditional knowledge enhanced by AI, satellite data, and market intelligence.

If you’re ready to join as a progressive farmer with AgriDoot, now is the time.

Download the AgriDoot app and explore how smarter decisions can lead to better harvests and higher profits. Connect with us today and be a part of India’s agricultural transformation.

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The commodity to witness largest decline in average market price was Apple - Delicious variety in Khalilabad Market, Uttar Pradesh. The prices of the commodity ranged between INR 1,050/Quintal and INR 950/Quintal on 27/02/2023. The prices slipped by 75% from the prior day to average at INR 1,000/Quintal.

The Pumpkin price in Sargipali Market, Odisha dipped by INR 3,600/Quintal or 75% from 26/02/2023 to average at around INR 1,200/Quintal. It must be noted that the commodity was priced at INR 4,800/Quintal a day before.

Bhindi(Ladies Finger) - Bhindi in Bowenpally Market, Telangana featured among top losers, edging down by INR 2,400/Quintal or 68.57%. The prices dropped to INR 1,100/Quintal, when matched with INR 3,500/Quintal during the previous day.

The other notable losers were Guava (Naraingarh Market, Haryana) Tube Rose(Double) - Other variety (Flower Market,Gazipur Market, NCT Of Delhi) which recorded price declines by 66.67% and 64.04% respectively.

The commodity to witness largest decline in average market price was Pomegranate - Other variety in Jodhpur(F&V)(Bhadwasia) Market, Rajasthan. The prices of the commodity ranged between INR 1,600/Quintal and INR 1,200/Quintal on 26/02/2023. The prices slipped by 72% from the prior day to average at INR 1,400/Quintal.

The Cucumbar(Kheera) - Cucumbar in Channapatana Market, Karnataka dipped by INR 1,100/Quintal or 68.75% from 25/02/2023 to average at around INR 500/Quintal. It must be noted that the commodity was priced at INR 1,600/Quintal a day before.

Ginger(Green) - Green Ginger variety in Damnagar Market, Gujarat featured among top losers, edging down by INR 1,950/Quintal or 68.42%. The prices dropped to INR 900/Quintal, when matched with INR 2,850/Quintal during the previous day.

The other notable losers were Pear(Marasebu) - Other variety (Barnala Market, Punjab) Bengal Gram(Gram)(Whole) - Desi (Whole) variety in (Puranpur Market, Uttar Pradesh) which recorded price declines by 67.53% and 65.65% respectively.

The topmost gainer among mandi market commodities was Onion - Nasik variety in Orai Market, Uttar Pradesh. The prices averaged at INR 3,900/Quintal and ranged between INR 4,000/Quintal and INR 3,800/ Quintal on 22/02/2023. The prices surged higher by 212% from the previous day.

The Banana - Banana - Ripe variety in Konch Market, Uttar Pradesh, surged higher by INR 3,500/Quintal or 194.44% over the previous day to average at around INR 5,300/Quintal. The commodity was priced at INR 1,800/Quintal yesterday.

Another top gainer was Water Melon - Other variety in Ludhiana Market, Punjab, which edged INR 1,300/Quintal or 185.71% higher to settle at INR 2,000/Quintal, when matched with previous day price of INR 700/Quintal.

The commodity to witness largest decline in average market price was Cabbage - Other variety in Chengannur Market, Kerala. The prices of the commodity ranged between INR 1,800/Quintal and INR 1,400/Quintal on 21/02/2023. The prices slipped by 60.53% from the prior day to average at INR 1,500/Quintal.

The Orange in Warangal Market, Telangana dipped by INR 1000/Quintal or 50% from 20/02/2023 to average at around INR 1000/Quintal. It must be noted that the commodity was priced at INR 2,000/Quintal a day before.

Brinjal in Chengannur Market, Kerala featured among top losers, edging down by INR 1,400/Quintal or 46.67%. The prices dropped to INR 1,600/Quintal, when matched with INR 3,000/Quintal during the previous day.

The other notable losers were Cabbage - Other variety (Pune(Khadiki) Market, Maharashtra Carrot - Other variety (Pune(Moshi) Market, Maharashtra) which recorded price declines by 44.44% and 40% respectively.

The topmost gainer among mandi market commodities was Pear(Marasebu) - Pears variety in Zaloosa-Chararishrief (F&V) Market, Jammu And Kashmir. The prices averaged at INR 3,888.89/Quintal and ranged between INR 4,166.67/Quintal and INR 3,611.11/ Quintal on 20/02/2023. The prices surged higher by 300% from the previous day.

The Coconut in Muthur Market, Tamil Nadu, surged higher by INR 5,065/Quintal or 220.22% over the previous day to average at around INR 7,365/Quintal. The commodity was priced at INR 2,300/Quintal yesterday.

Another top gainer was Ginger(Green) - Other variety in Mumbai Market, Maharashtra, which edged INR 9,700/Quintal or 202.08% higher to settle at INR 14,500/Quintal, when matched with previous day price of INR 4,800/Quintal.

The commodity to witness largest decline in average market price was Drumstick - Other variety in Pune(Moshi) Market, Maharashtra. The prices of the commodity ranged between INR 1,000/Quintal and INR 600/Quintal on 19/02/2023. The prices slipped by 90% from the prior day to average at INR 800/Quintal.

The Banana - Medium variety in Una Market, Himachal Pradesh dipped by INR 2,330/Quintal or 86.3% from 18/02/2023 to average at around INR 370/Quintal. It must be noted that the commodity was priced at INR 2,700/Quintal a day before.

White Pumpkin in Binny Mill (F&V), Bangalore Market, Karnataka featured among top losers, edging down by INR 4,200/Quintal or 79.25%. The prices dropped to INR 1,100/Quintal, when matched with INR 5,300/Quintal during the previous day.

The other notable losers were Bottle Gourd - Other variety (Narnaul Market, Haryana) Groundnut - Other variety (Ariyalur Market Market, Tamil Nadu) which recorded price declines by 70% and 65.79% respectively.