Commodity
Dry Chilli
Dry Chili is one of the most important commercial spice crops worldwide. India is one of the largest producers and consumers of chili in the world. Indian chilies are known for their pungency and color. Andhra Pradesh is the major chili-producing state in India, followed by Maharashtra, Karnataka, Orissa, and Madhya Pradesh. Major export markets include Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia, the United States (USA), Bangladesh, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), China, Thailand, Mexico, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and Germany.
Contract Specs
| HSN Code | 09042110 |
|---|---|
| Variety | G-5 (Andhra Jyoti) |
| Grade | Grade-II (Band-II) |
| Minimum Lot Size | 1.00 MT |
| Bid Window Duration | 48 Hrs |
| Trading Hours | 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM (IST UTC+05:30) |
Seasonal Calendar
The seasonal details are depicted in the calendar by their agroclimatic zones
Dynamic Crop Calendar (DCC)
It is a real-time tool that tracks and forecasts stresses and their severity by commodity, variety and phenophase. The DCC helps estimate crop health, yield and risk at various temporal and geo-spatial levels. DCC also helps in customised monitoring, alert generation and advisory activities.
Yield at Risk (YaR) - Stability
The fluctuation/risk in yield or productivity varies from region to region. The region-wise variation on the yield is depicted in the graph below.
Price Volatility
The monthly fluctuations in price for different benchmark markets are shown below.
Field Photo
Field Photo provides the visual representation of the field periodically.
Multispectral Yield Analysis
Tool that provides a Spectral Index(SI) analysis of individual fields to ground-truth indices. It is standardised across time periods for quick visual interpretation.
Ground-Truth Risk Report
Real-time estimation of yield at various stages of crop growth, based on field monitoring of plant health and detection of stress.
Multispectral Analysis
Spectral Index (SI) comparison of field versus regional indices across commodity, variety and phenophase.
