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Fertilizer, seed, irrigation & more
Fertilizer Calculator How much urea/TSP/MoP per bigha
Fertilizer Needed
Irrigation Water Calculator How many hours of pump needed
Pump Hours Needed
Crop Yield Estimator Estimate total harvest by area
Estimated Yield & Revenue
Fish Pond Calculator Fish stocking & feed estimate
Stocking & Feed
Poultry Feed Calculator Daily feed requirement per flock
Daily Feed Required
Construction Calculators
Bricks, cement, rods, tiles & more
Brick Calculator How many bricks for your wall
Bricks Required
Cement & Sand Calculator For plastering or concrete mix
Materials Needed
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Steel Rod Weight Calculator Weight of rebar by length & dia
Total Weight
Tile Calculator How many tiles for your floor/wall
Tiles Required
Paint Calculator Litres of paint for walls
Paint Required
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Solar Energy Calculators
Panel size, battery backup, ROI & savings
Solar Panel Size Calculator How many watts of panel do you need
Panel Capacity Needed
Battery Backup Calculator How long battery will last
Backup Duration
Solar Savings Calculator Monthly bill savings with solar
Monthly Savings & Payback
Inverter Size Calculator Find the right inverter wattage

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Finance & Utility Calculators
Salary, Zakat, EMI, Garments & Water Pump
Salary & Tax Calculator Monthly net pay after tax & deductions
Net Monthly Take-Home
Zakat Calculator Calculate your annual Zakat obligation
Zakat Due (2.5%)
Loan EMI Calculator Monthly installment for any loan
Monthly EMI
Garments Fabric Calculator Fabric consumption per garment
Fabric Required
Water Pump Cost Calculator Running cost & electricity bill
Daily Running Cost

CalcHarvest Blog

Guides, tips and how-tos for farmers, builders and solar users.

Agriculture

How Much Urea Fertilizer Per Bigha for Rice?

Learn the exact urea dose per bigha by crop stage, expert tips, and how to avoid common fertilizer mistakes.

May 2026 · 6 min read Read →
Construction

How Many Bricks Do I Need for a Wall?

Calculate bricks for any wall size with our complete guide to brick quantities, mortar ratios and wastage.

Coming soon Read →
Solar

How Many Solar Panels Do I Need for My Home?

A complete 2026 guide to calculating solar panel requirements based on your daily energy usage.

Coming soon Read →
Agriculture

Poultry Feed Chart by Age — How Much Per Day for Broiler Chickens

Full broiler feed consumption table by age with daily cost estimates and expert management tips.

Coming soon Read →
Finance

How to Calculate Zakat on Savings and Gold

Simple step-by-step guide to calculating your annual Zakat with nisab threshold and asset breakdown.

Coming soon Read →
Construction

Steel Rod Weight Calculator — How to Calculate Rebar

Master the D²/162 formula for steel rod weight calculation with worked examples for all common rod sizes.

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Agriculture

How Much Urea Fertilizer Per Bigha for Rice?

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 6 min read
Quick answer: For rice, apply 20–30 kg of urea per bigha, split across 2–3 applications. Exact amount depends on rice variety, soil type and growth stage.

Getting your fertilizer dose right is one of the most important decisions each season. Too little and your rice suffers nitrogen deficiency — pale leaves, stunted growth, poor grain filling. Too much and you risk burning roots, attracting pests, and wasting money.

Recommended Dose by Crop Stage

ApplicationStageTimingDose/Bigha
1stBasal / Transplanting3–5 days after transplant8–10 kg
2ndActive Tillering20–25 days after transplant8–10 kg
3rdPanicle Initiation40–45 days after transplant5–10 kg
Total per bigha20–30 kg

By Rice Variety

Pro Tips
  • Apply in early morning or evening — midday heat causes up to 30% nitrogen loss
  • Never apply before heavy rain — urea washes off before absorption
  • Apply when soil is moist, not waterlogged — standing water causes volatilization
  • Always combine with TSP (phosphorus) and MoP (potassium) for best results
  • Yellowing lower leaves = nitrogen deficiency — add 3–5 kg top-up immediately
⚠️ Never apply the 3rd dose after panicle initiation is complete. Late nitrogen reduces starch content and grain quality.

Quick Conversion

Calculate your exact dose instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Fertilizer Calculator — free, no sign-up.
Construction

How Many Bricks Do I Need for a Wall?

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: A 10" (one-brick) wall needs approximately 9.5 bricks per square foot. For a 20ft × 10ft wall, that's about 1,900 bricks plus 5–10% wastage.

Ordering too few bricks means costly delays mid-construction. Ordering too many wastes money and storage space. Getting the number right before you order is the single most important step in any masonry project.

Bricks Required by Wall Thickness

ThicknessBricks per sq ft20×10 ft wall+10% wastage
5" (half brick)4.759501,045
10" (one brick)9.51,9002,090
15" (one and half)14.252,8503,135

The Formula

Bricks = Length (ft) × Height (ft) × Bricks/sft × Thickness multiplier × 1.05

Pro Tips
  • Order all bricks from the same batch — color can vary between batches
  • Store bricks on dry, flat ground — wet bricks can crack during laying
  • Use a 1:5 cement-sand mortar ratio for internal walls; 1:4 for external walls
  • Leave 10mm mortar joints in your calculations
️ Calculate bricks instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Brick Calculator — enter your wall size and get the exact count.
Agriculture

How to Calculate Irrigation Water for Your Farm

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: A typical rice field needs 33,000–50,000 liters of water per bigha per irrigation cycle. Pump hours depend on your flow rate and the crop stage.

Irrigation is the largest operating cost for most farmers. Knowing exactly how many hours to run your pump avoids over-irrigation (which wastes fuel and promotes disease) and under-irrigation (which stunts growth and reduces yield).

Water Requirement by Crop Stage

StageCrop Coefficient (Kc)Water Need (liters/bigha)
Germination0.5~16,500
Vegetative1.0~33,000
Flowering1.3~43,000
Ripening0.8~26,500

Pump Hours Formula

Hours = (Area × Water/bigha × Kc) ÷ (Pump flow rate L/min × 60)

Example: 2 bigha of rice at flowering stage, 800 L/min pump = (2 × 33,000 × 1.3) ÷ (800 × 60) = 1.79 hours

Pro Tips
  • Irrigate in early morning to reduce evaporation losses by up to 25%
  • Flood irrigation loses 30–40% to evaporation — drip or sprinkler is far more efficient
  • Check soil moisture 5cm deep before irrigating — if moist, wait another day
  • Avoid irrigation within 2 weeks of harvest to allow soil to dry for machinery
Calculate pump hours instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Irrigation Calculator — enter your land and pump details.
Construction

Cement and Sand Calculation for Plastering

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: For plastering 100 sq ft at 0.5" thickness with a 1:4 mix, you need approximately 1.5 bags of cement and 6.5 cft of sand.

Buying too little cement means stopping work mid-wall. Buying too much wastes money and the excess hardens in storage. Accurate calculation saves both time and cost on every project.

Mix Ratios and Their Uses

Work TypeMix RatioBest Used For
Plastering1:4Interior/exterior wall finishing
Brick Mortar1:5Laying bricks and blocks
Concrete1:1.5:3Columns, beams, slabs
Slab1:2:4Floor and roof slabs

The Dry Volume Factor

This is the most commonly misunderstood part. Wet concrete shrinks when it dries. To get the right final volume, always multiply your calculated volume by 1.54 (dry volume factor) before dividing by the mix ratio.

Cement bags = (Area × Thickness/12 × 1.54) ÷ (Sum of ratio parts) × Cement part ÷ 1.25

Pro Tips
  • Always use the same brand/grade of cement throughout a single wall
  • Mix only what you can use in 30 minutes — plaster sets quickly
  • Wet the wall surface before plastering to prevent absorption of moisture from plaster
  • Keep 2 extra cement bags on site as buffer for every 10 bags ordered
️ Calculate cement instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Cement Calculator — works for plastering, brick mortar and concrete.
Solar

How Many Solar Panels Do I Need for My Home? (2026)

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 6 min read
Quick answer: A typical home using 10–15 kWh per day needs approximately 4–6 panels of 400W in a location with 5 peak sun hours per day.

Solar energy is now cheaper than grid electricity in most countries. But buying too many panels wastes capital, and buying too few means your battery runs out every cloudy day. The right calculation makes the difference.

Step-by-Step Calculation

StepWhat to doExample
1Calculate daily kWh usage3 fans + 8 lights + TV = ~5 kWh/day
2Find your peak sun hoursSouth Asia avg = 5 hours/day
3Apply efficiency factor (80%)5 kWh ÷ (5 × 0.80) = 1,250 Wp needed
4Divide by panel wattage1,250 ÷ 400W = ~4 panels

Typical Home Loads

Pro Tips
  • Face panels south (in northern hemisphere) or north (southern hemisphere) for maximum output
  • A 10–15° tilt angle matches latitude for optimal year-round performance
  • Clean panels monthly — dust reduces output by 15–25%
  • Oversize by 20% to account for cloudy days and future load growth
☀️ Calculate your panel size instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Solar Calculator — enter your daily usage and get the result.
Agriculture

Boro Rice Yield Per Bigha — How to Estimate Your Harvest

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: Average Boro (Winter HYV) rice yield is 4.5–6 tonnes per hectare, or approximately 600–800 kg per bigha under good management.

Knowing your expected yield before harvest helps you plan storage, arrange buyers in advance, and calculate whether your input costs will be profitable at current market prices.

Average Yield by Rice Variety

VarietyYield/HectareYield/Bigha
Winter Rice / Boro (HYV)5.0 t/ha~670 kg
Monsoon Rice / Aman (HYV)3.5 t/ha~470 kg
Aus Rice2.5 t/ha~335 kg
Wheat3.0 t/ha~400 kg
Potato22 t/ha~2,950 kg

Factors That Affect Your Yield

Profitability check
  • At $0.25/kg paddy price: 670 kg/bigha = $167.50 gross revenue
  • Typical input costs (seed, fertilizer, irrigation, labor): $60–80/bigha
  • Net profit per bigha: approximately $90–$110 in a good season
Estimate your total harvest → Use the CalcHarvest Crop Yield Estimator — includes revenue calculation.
Construction

Steel Rod Weight Calculator — How to Calculate Rebar

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 4 min read
Quick answer: Use the formula Weight (kg) = (D² ÷ 162) × Length (m), where D is the rod diameter in millimeters. A 12mm rod, 12 meters long weighs approximately 10.67 kg.

Ordering the right quantity of steel rebar is critical — steel is expensive and heavy to return. Engineers and contractors use the D²/162 formula universally for quick weight estimation.

Weight per Meter by Rod Diameter

Diameterkg per meter10m rod weightTypical use
8 mm0.395 kg/m3.95 kgStirrups, slabs
10 mm0.617 kg/m6.17 kgSlabs, footings
12 mm0.888 kg/m8.88 kgBeams, columns
16 mm1.580 kg/m15.80 kgMain column bars
20 mm2.469 kg/m24.69 kgHeavy columns
25 mm3.858 kg/m38.58 kgLarge foundations

The D²/162 Formula Explained

Steel has a density of 7,850 kg/m³. The formula derives from: Weight = π/4 × D² × L × density. Simplified: (D² ÷ 162) × L, where D is in mm and L is in meters.

Pro Tips
  • Add 5–10% to your calculated quantity for lapping, cutting waste and offcuts
  • Standard rod length is 12 meters — plan cuts to minimize waste
  • At $0.95/kg, a 10-rod bundle of 16mm × 12m rods costs approximately $1,800
  • Always verify rod grade (Fe500, Fe550) matches your structural design
⚙️ Calculate rod weight instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Rod Weight Calculator — enter diameter, length and quantity.
Finance

How to Calculate Zakat on Savings and Gold

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: Zakat is 2.5% of your total zakatable wealth that has been held for one full lunar year (hawl), provided it exceeds the Nisab threshold (approximately $4,500 USD equivalent).

Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory on Muslims who possess wealth above the Nisab threshold for a complete lunar year. Calculating it accurately ensures you fulfill your obligation correctly.

What Assets Are Zakatable?

Asset TypeZakatable?Notes
Cash & bank savings✅ YesFull amount
Gold & silver✅ YesAt current market value
Business inventory✅ YesAt cost or market value
Money owed to you✅ YesIf likely to be recovered
Your home❌ NoPersonal use property
Car / furniture❌ NoPersonal use items
Debts you owe➖ DeductSubtract from total

Step-by-Step Calculation

  1. Add all zakatable assets: cash + gold + silver + stock + receivables
  2. Subtract all debts you owe
  3. Check if total exceeds Nisab (~$4,500 or equivalent in gold)
  4. If yes and held for 1 full lunar year: pay 2.5%

Example: Cash $8,000 + Gold $3,000 − Debt $2,000 = $9,000 net wealth. Above Nisab → Zakat = $9,000 × 2.5% = $225

Calculate your Zakat instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Zakat Calculator — enter all asset types and get your exact obligation.
Agriculture

Poultry Feed Chart by Age — How Much Per Day for Broiler Chickens

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 5 min read
Quick answer: Broiler chickens consume an average of 50–150g of feed per bird per day, increasing with age. A 500-bird flock at 21 days old needs approximately 32–35 kg of feed daily.

Feed accounts for 65–70% of total broiler production cost. Knowing the exact daily feed requirement prevents over-feeding (wasted feed cost) and under-feeding (poor growth, extended cycle time).

Broiler Feed Consumption by Age

Age (Days)Feed/Bird/Day1000 birds/dayCumulative/bird
1–715–25g15–25 kg~120g
8–1435–55g35–55 kg~440g
15–2165–80g65–80 kg~1,020g
22–2890–110g90–110 kg~1,770g
29–35120–145g120–145 kg~2,690g
Full cycle (35d)avg 77g/day~2.7 kg total/bird

Feed Cost Estimate

Pro Tips
  • Provide feed ad libitum (unlimited) for the first 3 weeks
  • Withdraw feed 6–8 hours before slaughter to clean the digestive tract
  • High temperature reduces feed intake — cool the shed during heat waves
  • Monitor FCR weekly — above 1.9 indicates health or feed quality issues
Calculate daily feed for your flock → Use the CalcHarvest Poultry Feed Calculator — enter bird count, type and age.
Construction

How Many Tiles Do I Need? Tile Calculation for Floors and Walls

May 2026  ·  ⏱ 4 min read
Quick answer: Tiles needed = Room area ÷ Tile area × 1.10 (adding 10% wastage). A 12×10 ft room with 12"×12" tiles needs approximately 133 tiles.

Tiles are sold in fixed box quantities and cutting creates waste. Ordering too few means waiting for a new delivery (which may not match your batch). Always calculate before you buy.

Tile Sizes and Coverage

Tile SizeArea per tileTiles per box (12)Coverage per box
12" × 12"1.00 sft12 tiles12 sft
12" × 18"1.50 sft12 tiles18 sft
16" × 16"1.78 sft12 tiles21.3 sft
24" × 24"4.00 sft6 tiles24 sft

Wastage by Layout Pattern

Pro Tips
  • Always buy from the same batch (lot number) — colors vary between batches
  • Start laying from the center of the room and work outwards for symmetry
  • Use a notched trowel for consistent adhesive thickness
  • For walls, start from the top and work downwards
Calculate tiles instantly → Use the CalcHarvest Tile Calculator — enter room dimensions and tile size.

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