For the BhoomiSeva team · Kendra Studio
Enter where the Kendra is and which city it will feed. Get where to enrol farmers, which farmers to enrol, how the basket travels, and ready-to-send requests for Warkem and AIOCD.
What every report answers
The same report every time, for every new Kendra, so the team and the operator work from one standard.
Strong belts and watch areas for the district, a village list from the Kendra’s PIN code, and the 7-point water test to confirm each farm.
How many anchor, reserve and partner farmers, what each must have, who to turn away, and how many to shortlist.
One irrigated acre for every 50 families, with a reserve and a village spread so one dry source cannot sink the supply.
Distance, time, route timing, baskets per crate, vehicle type, dedicated against shared, and cost per basket with a clear verdict.
Letters and WhatsApp texts asking both for farmer leads, field verification and chemist booking points, in the Kendra’s own words.
How it works
Two ways to run it
Both use the same logic and produce the same report layout. Every team member with Claude access can run the deep version.
| Instant report (this website) | Deep research (Claude skill) | |
|---|---|---|
| Time | A few minutes | About 15–25 minutes |
| Water and villages | Stored district screening (strong belts, watch areas) and a village list from the PIN code | Live research on canals, dams, rivers, groundwater levels, saline belts and drought status for the exact taluka, with sources |
| Distance and route | Estimated from district centre, or the figure you enter | Google Maps route, ghats, tolls, and a realistic overnight schedule |
| Transport cost | Calibrated 2026 rate card | Rate card checked against current quotes and diesel price |
| Best for | First look, operator brief, the Warkem and AIOCD letters | Final go or no-go on a Kendra, and a report with citations |
Fill the blanks, or paste the inputs from the Plan page. The skill asks for anything missing.
The rules behind the numbers
District water notes are starting points drawn from public irrigation and groundwater patterns. They are not field-verified. The 7-point test on site decides every farm.
Kendra Studio