Every farming question. A simpler answer.

Your local farming companion for Bahawalpur and South Punjab. Explore market rates, weather information and practical crop guidance, all in one place.

Illustrative Pakistani farmer in a green cotton field

Mandi rates at a glance

Know the market. Plan your next sale.

Illustrative sample prices. These are not verified mandi rates.

CropPrice rangeMarketObservation dateSource
Wheat
Rs 3,200 – 3,40040 kgBahawalpurDemo data
Cotton
Rs 7,000 – 7,80040 kgBahawalpurDemo data
Rice
Rs 4,500 – 4,90040 kgBahawalpurDemo data
Maize
Rs 2,000 – 2,30040 kgBahawalpurDemo data

Kisan Bazar — crops for sale

Farmers post their crop with photos. Buyers and aarhtis call directly.

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Local weather. Better decisions.

Plan field work around your local conditions.

Bahawalpur, Pakistan

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Weather data comes from the Open-Meteo forecast model. Forecasts can be wrong; check the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) before important decisions.

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Care for your crop, whatever the season

Check the forecast before fertilizing

Plan applications around local conditions and seek crop-specific advice.

Check soil moisture before irrigating

Let field conditions guide your watering decisions.

Plan field work for cooler hours

Take breaks and keep drinking water nearby in hot weather.

Better crops. A better tomorrow.

Practical knowledge for your soil, your water and your next harvest.

Seasonal crop planning

Getting ready for wheat sowing

Start with field preparation, suitable seed and a locally recommended sowing plan.

Cotton

Recognizing cotton problems

Learn what to look for in leaves and bolls, and when to seek expert help.

Irrigation methods

Making every drop count

Explore soil moisture checks and water-efficient irrigation methods.

Learn in the field

Explore video guidance from the Punjab Agriculture Department.