KashRoot TrueScan
KashRoot TrueScan — is it genuine?
Fertilisers and pesticides: type the registration number or the name from the label to check it against the Government list of registered products. Or photograph the label, or compare a lab report with the Fertiliser (Control) Order.
Free for everyone
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Fertiliser types with FCO standards12Urea, DAP, MOP, SSP, NPKs, micronutrients
Official checks (Government of India rules)
- Fertiliser bag (Fertiliser Control Order, 1985): must print the manufacturer’s name, the fertiliser and its grade, net weight, batch number, date of manufacture and the MRP.
- Pesticide bottle or packet (Insecticides Act, 1968): must print the CIB&RC registration number, batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates, the antidote, and the coloured warning triangle (red = most poisonous, then yellow, blue, green).
- Buy only from a licensed dealer and take a bill with the batch number — without it a complaint is hard to prove.
- Doubtful product: keep the bag/bottle and bill, and tell your district Chief Agriculture Officer (fertilisers) or Chief Horticulture Officer (orchard sprays). Their inspector can take a sample to the Government quality-control lab — that test is the legal proof.
- Free advice and complaints: Kisan Call Centre 1800-180-1551 (Government of India, every day 6 am – 10 pm, Kashmiri, Urdu, Hindi).
Registrations are checked against the Government lists the KashRoot team loads — each answer names its source and date. Batch records come from dealers on KashRoot; they are not a Government list.