Chemical fertilizers, bio-fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and seeds from authorized dealers and farmers with surplus stock. Every listing shows brand, batch, expiry date, and current price. Compare rates across sellers in your district before buying. Ideal for small farmers who need only partial bags or specific varieties.
Yes, provided you verify the seller and product. Check that packaging is sealed, batch number matches the label, and expiry date is at least 6 months out. Buy from farmers or authorized dealers with clear stock records. For subsidized urea and DAP, always buy from official channels.
Urea is heavily subsidized in India. The government price is around ₹266 per 45 kg bag as of recent updates, plus small taxes. Non-subsidized varieties (neem-coated, imported) cost more. Any listing far above the subsidized price should be questioned.
Yes, provided the fertilizer is unopened, within expiry, and legally obtained. This helps other farmers get inputs at fair prices, especially during peak season when subsidized stock runs short at official outlets.