Field records
Put field details, crop information and dated activities into a usable farming diary.
KishKam Field is a mobile diary in development for Indian farmers. Keep fields, crops and daily farm activities in one place. Those records are the first step towards agricultural knowledge we can investigate and test.

Record a sowing date. Note an irrigation. Return to what happened in a field, with the crop and season in view.
We are collecting farmer interest before selecting a pilot region. Joining the interest list does not provide immediate app access or guarantee a pilot place.
View current app screens →What was sown? When was the field irrigated? What changed after an input? KishKam Field starts with records farmers can return to, instead of relying on memory at the end of a season.
Meet KishKam Field →A conversation with a chilli farmer in Khammam highlighted how difficult it is to compare one farming season to another without reliable records. Unsure why yields differed year to year, his experience underscored KishKam’s founding principle: agricultural knowledge must be recorded before it can be investigated.
Read the founder’s note →Put field details, crop information and dated activities into a usable farming diary.
Document a practice with its crop, season and local conditions before investigating its outcome.
Develop decision support and automation around validated field needs, with clear limitations.
We want to hear how farmers keep records, what they need to investigate, and where technology adds work instead of helping. Partner with us to shape the first pilot and the questions it should answer.
Partner with KishKam ↗The same farming practice can produce different outcomes in different fields. KishKam’s research asks what happened, under which conditions, and what evidence supports the explanation.
Explore the research approach →