VAN Yield & Discipline Simulator. Nutrition decides about 1/4 of the yield. Sowing, seed, water, weeds and pests decide the rest.
The world talks about nutrition and uptake, and it matters. This tool adds what the field actually does: when it was sown, how it was watered, how thick it stands, and what that does to the yield the nutrition was planned for.
Wheat and potato are live. Wheat → · potato →
26 more crops are coming. If something is missing from this list that costs you yield on your own field, tell us before the next upgrade and it goes in.
Move the practices. Watch the needle and the row.
Direction only, not a yield figure. Wheat and potato have working simulators, each with its own 10 practices; the other 26 crops follow.
Wheat has a working simulator. 10 levers, scored on your own season. Open it →
Direction only, not a yield figure
On course. Every practice in its window: the nutrition plan can deliver the target it was set for.
8 things you tell it. 5 things it tells you.
Your field, as it is
- 1Crop and variety, from Pakistan’s list, not a generic one.
- 2District and soil, from the Punjab survey’s 770,160 samples and VAN’s own; a laboratory report overrides it.
- 3Target yield, in maunds per acre, against what the district can carry.
- 4Sowing date, the day, not the month.
- 5Irrigation, canal, tube well or both, and the schedule you can keep.
- 6Plant population, seed rate and stand.
- 7Cropping pattern, what the field carried before: rice–wheat, cotton–wheat, cane and ratoon.
- 8Practices, weed window, top-dressing and harvest window.
Your yield, your score, your plan
- 1Your attainable yield, with the discipline you described, on your field.
- 2Your discipline score, which practices carry the target, and which one is costing you most.
- 3The nutrients in kilograms. N, P₂O₅, K₂O, the secondaries and the micros, stage by stage, after the soil’s own contribution.
- 4The VAN products that deliver them. Product, stage, method and pack, from VAN’s published crop programmes.
- 5What each slip costs, and the way back.
The figures come from ground VAN owns and samples VAN read.
Every figure it prints carries its source: VAN’s own trials first, published Pakistani research with its citation second.
of trial data from VAN’s research farms, counted from 2009
Punjab soil samples, the provincial survey read with VAN’s own
product by stage, with their PDF sheets
the PNAC-accredited laboratory that tests the batches the plan names
Wheat and potato run today. Tell us which crop you want next.
Leave your crop and district on WhatsApp or by email and we will tell you when your crop is added.