Crop protection · since 1998
Every season,a guardian.
Kharif, Rabi or Zaid — Fasalveer stands with your crop from sowing to harvest. Scroll down to walk through one year in the field.
01 · June – October · monsoon
Kharif खरीफ़
Paddy · cotton · soybean
Grow
Transplant & grow
Seedlings go into flooded plots. Strong roots in the first 30 days decide the yield.
Threat
Stem borer & pink bollworm
Borers hollow out paddy stems from inside. Bollworm larvae eat cotton from within the boll.
Stem borer 
Pink bollworm Protect
Lakshya, sprayed by drone
One even pass at the first sign of damage. A drone covers an acre in about 7 minutes, with far less water.
Result
Clean, green rows
Healthy tillers, clean bolls — the crop grows on.
02 · November – March · winter
Rabi रबी
Wheat · mustard · gram
Grow
Sow & tiller
Wheat tillers through the cold; mustard flowers yellow by January.
Threat
Aphids & yellow rust
Aphids suck sap from mustard pods. In foggy weeks, rust spreads orange powder across wheat leaves.
Aphids 
Yellow rust Protect
Shaktiveer + Suraksha
Shaktiveer for sucking pests, Suraksha as a shield against rust. Spray on a calm, clear morning.
Result
Full ears, golden fields
Clean leaves keep feeding the grain till harvest.
03 · March – June · summer
Zaid ज़ायद
Vegetables · maize · sunflower
Grow
Quick summer crops
Drip lines keep tomato, maize and sunflower going through the heat.
Threat
Grasshoppers & weeds
Grasshoppers strip young leaves overnight. Weeds steal the water and food meant for the crop.
Grasshoppers 
Weeds Protect
Nirmal + Neemveer
Nirmal keeps weeds out of the rows; Neemveer, made from neem, guards the leaves. Spray in the cool evening.
Result
Clean rows, steady fruit
Water and food go to the crop, not the weeds.
04 — Harvest
One year. Three seasons.
A full harvest.
- 28
- years in Indian fields
- 14
- states, one family of farmers
- 4,200+
- village dealers
- 9
- languages on the free helpline
Six bottles. Every season covered.
Shaktiveer
Stops sap-sucking pests
- Works on
- Aphids, jassids, whitefly, thrips
- Active ingredient
- Imidacloprid 17.8% SL
- Crops
- Cotton, mustard, chilli, paddy, tomato
- Typical dose
- 40–50 ml per acre in 200 L water
- Packs
- 100 ml · 250 ml · 1 L
Highly toxic · Always follow the label on the pack.
06 — Crop advice
Tell us the crop.
We'll tell you the cure.
Tap your crop to begin.
1 · Which crop?
Right product.Right dose.Right time.
07 — Safe use
Protect the crop. Protect yourself first.
1Read the label
Check the crop, the dose and the coloured triangle before you open the bottle.
2Wear protection
Gloves, mask, goggles, full sleeves and boots — every single time.
3Measure, never guess
Use the measuring cup. More is not better — it harms the crop, the soil and you.
4Spray the right way
Calm morning or evening. Walk with the wind behind you. Keep children and animals away.
5Wash & dispose
Wash with soap. Puncture empty bottles — never reuse them for food or water.
Read the triangle on every label
The coloured diamond at the bottom of every pack tells you how carefully to handle it.
- Extremely toxic
- Highly toxic
- Moderately toxic
- Slightly toxic
08 — Farmers
Their fields. Their words.
“Foggy weeks used to scare me — rust came every year. Now I spray at the first spots and sleep easy.”
Gurpreet Singh
Ludhiana, Punjab · Wheat
“The helpline spoke to me in Marathi and told me exactly how much to mix. My bolls stayed clean this year.”
Sunita Patil
Yavatmal, Maharashtra · Cotton
“Whitefly is the chilli farmer's enemy. Spraying on time saved my crop — and the drone saved my back.”
Ramesh Naidu
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh · Chilli
“I found the right weed control on my phone, in Hindi. Clean rows, and two labour days saved.”
Arjun Patel
Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh · Soybean
From our lab to your village
Tested in 14 states before it reaches your dealer.
09 — Dealers & help