Enter yield, price, cost and land. For example, 20 maunds at 1,300 with 15,000 cost profits 11,000 taka.
Seed, fertilizer, irrigation and labour together
Net profit
৳11,000
Net profit: ৳11,000.
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| What | Formula | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Income | Yield × price | 20 × 1,300 = 26,000 |
| Profit | Income − cost | 26,000 − 15,000 = 11,000 |
Boro paddy: 20 maunds/bigha at 1,300, cost 15,000 — profit 11,000 taka/bigha.
Maize: 30 maunds/bigha at 900, cost 18,000 — profit 9,000 taka/bigha.
Store and sell later when seasonal prices are low. Selling directly at market skips middlemen. Right fertilizer and irrigation raise yield — see the fertilizer calculator.
Profit = yield × price − cost. 20 × 1,300 − 15,000 = 11,000 taka/bigha.
Yes. Ignoring your own labour overstates profit.
A loss at that price (e.g. −2,000 taka). Consider storing or another crop.
It varies yearly. Compare profit per maund across 2–3 crops.
Seed, seedlings, fertilizer, irrigation, pesticide, labour, land lease and transport — plus your own labour.
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