Estimate revenue, costs, and profit for paddy cultivation across six states — with break-even analysis and state-specific procurement logic.
These are research-backed starting points, not recommendations to switch. Every farm is different — soil, water access, local demand, and your own experience matter more than any state average. Check current scheme terms on the official portal and talk to your local Krishi Vigyan Kendra before changing what you grow.
Sources: MSP 2026–27 from CCEA announcement (May 2026). State yields from DA&FW Third Advance Estimates 2024–25 and CEIC/DES series. Chhattisgarh effective price and 21 qtl/acre limit from Krishak Unnati Yojana (KMS 2025–26, ₹10,000 crore differential disbursed Feb 2026). Labour wage defaults calibrated on Labour Bureau "Wage Rates in Rural India" patterns (Punjab anchored at ₹464/day, Jul 2025). Non-labour costs follow CACP A2+FL cost-of-cultivation methodology. Rainfall from IMD normals.
Estimates are based on state averages and government data. Actual results vary by seed variety, soil, water access, weather, and market conditions. This is a planning tool, not financial advice. Wage, yield, and cost fields are editable — local knowledge beats state averages.