State-Wise Farmer Registry 2026 – Official AgriStack Portals & Farmer ID Links

The Farmer Registry under AgriStack is state-led, so the registration process and online services are not exactly the same everywhere in India.

Some states have a public Farmer Registry portal where farmers can check enrollment status, view farmer details, or start registration. Other states may use CSCs, Agriculture or Revenue Department offices, registration camps, or other assisted channels.

This means you should not assume that every state has the same registration form or the same online process.

The safest approach is to use the official portal or government department website for your state and check the instructions currently displayed there before entering Aadhaar, mobile, or land information.

As of 2026, the official AgriStack website reports that 23 states have formed Steering Committees across Agriculture and Revenue Departments for AgriStack implementation, while 22 states have provided APIs for land-record verification.

The Government also reported that more than 10.18 crore Farmer IDs had been generated across 20 states as of 20 July 2026, showing the scale of the rollout.

Official State-Wise Farmer Registry Portals

The following directory focuses on official government or AgriStack entry points that have been identified and verified.

Important: A portal being listed here does not mean that every state currently offers open self-registration. Some portals may provide only status checking, farmer details, login, CSC services, grievance support, or information about assisted registration.

StateOfficial Farmer Registry PortalAvailable / Known Services
Andhra Pradeshapfr.agristack.gov.inEnrollment status and farmer-detail services
Assamasfr.agristack.gov.inFarmer Registry and Farmer ID information
Biharbhfr.agristack.gov.inStatus, CSC login and farmer details
Chhattisgarhcgfr.agristack.gov.inStatus, farmer details and land-record related services
Gujaratgjfr.agristack.gov.inFarmer Registry, registration guidance and helpdesk
Haryanahrfr.agristack.gov.inFarmer Registry and helpdesk
Himachal Pradeshhpfr.agristack.gov.inEnrollment status and farmer details
KarnatakaFRUITS – fruits.karnataka.gov.inFarmer registration and unified beneficiary information
Keralaklfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-kl/Farmer Registry, Farmer ID and helpdesk
Madhya Pradeshmpfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-mp/Farmer Registry, Farmer ID and registration information
Maharashtramhfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-mh/Farmer Registry and helpdesk
Odishaodfr.agristack.gov.in/Farmer Registry and state support information
Punjabpbfr.agristack.gov.in/Status, CSC login and farmer details
RajasthanRajasthan Farmer RegistryStatus and farmer-detail services
SikkimState Agriculture / Revenue Department routeFarmer Registry implementation and assisted registration
Tamil Nadutnfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-tn/Farmer login, status, CSC and farmer details
Telanganatlfr.agristack.gov.inEnrollment status and official login
Tripuratrfr.agristack.gov.inStatus and farmer details
Uttar Pradeshupfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-up/Registration information, status, grievance and helpdesk
Uttarakhandukfr.agristack.gov.in/farmer-registry-uk/Farmer Registry and state information
West Bengalwbfr.agristack.gov.inStatus, CSC login, farmer details and farmer login

The live West Bengal portal currently identifies itself as the West Bengal Farmer Registry and provides Check Enrollment Status, Login with CSC and View Farmer Details.

Punjab’s live AgriStack portal similarly provides Check Enrollment Status, CSC login and View Farmer Details.


What About Karnataka?

Karnataka is slightly different from many states listed above.

The state’s official Farmer Registration and Unified Beneficiary Information System (FRUITS) is available through the Karnataka government at:

FRUITS: fruits.karnataka.gov.in

FRUITS is an official farmer-registration and unified beneficiary information system used to maintain farmer information and support agricultural and allied-sector schemes.

Farmers in Karnataka should therefore not assume that they need to find a separate agristack.gov.in Farmer Registry subdomain simply because other states have one.

For a particular service, follow the instructions provided by the Karnataka Agriculture Department or the relevant government office.


Sikkim Farmer Registry

Sikkim is actively implementing the Farmer Registry even though a separate public agristack.gov.in self-service URL was not identified in the same way as the portals above.

The Sikkim government has published 2026 updates describing training of Agriculture and Revenue officials on the AgriStack Farmer Registry application, land-record validation and approval workflows. A government update dated 3 August 2026 reported that 11,360 farmers had been registered under the Farmer Registry in Pakyong district.

The Sikkim Agriculture Department has also conducted Farmer Registry training covering registration, land-record validation and field verification.

Therefore, farmers in Sikkim should follow the official Agriculture/Revenue Department route or notified local registration channel rather than relying on an unverified URL.


States Where a Direct Public Portal May Not Be Available

A state can be participating in AgriStack implementation without necessarily having a publicly accessible self-registration website.

This distinction is important.

The official AgriStack website currently reports 23 states with Steering Committees, but the public Farmer Registry portals do not necessarily have the same coverage.

For states where you cannot find a verified public Farmer Registry URL, use one of these official routes:

  • State Agriculture Department
  • State Revenue Department
  • Land Records Department
  • District Administration
  • Common Service Centre (CSC)
  • Official registration camp
  • Notified Agriculture or Revenue office

Do not create a Farmer Registry URL yourself by adding a state abbreviation to agristack.gov.in.

For example, the fact that one state uses xxfr.agristack.gov.in does not mean that every state uses the same URL structure.


Why Are Some States Missing From the Online List?

There can be several reasons.

A state may have:

  • Started Farmer Registry implementation but not opened public self-registration.
  • Started registration through CSCs or camps.
  • Integrated Farmer Registry with an existing state farmer database.
  • Provided services only to selected districts or areas initially.
  • Made status checking available without opening self-registration.
  • Kept the process primarily through Agriculture or Revenue officials.
  • Started land-record integration before opening wider public services.

The Government’s official data also shows that Farmer Registry rollout is continuing. As of 30 July 2026, Farmer IDs had been generated in 20 states, with more than 10.28 crore IDs recorded in the official annexure.


Farmer Registry States With Officially Reported Farmer IDs

The latest official government data available in the research reports Farmer IDs generated in the following 20 states as of 30 July 2026:

StateFarmer IDs generated
Andhra Pradesh50,86,090
Assam14,16,816
Bihar55,45,056
Chhattisgarh36,87,884
Gujarat62,37,105
Haryana12,12,939
Himachal Pradesh5,96,501
Karnataka65,33,771
Kerala25,63,112
Madhya Pradesh1,14,44,933
Maharashtra1,35,66,280
Odisha20,57,366
Punjab3,72,429
Rajasthan87,33,510
Sikkim36,709
Tamil Nadu36,51,008
Telangana50,40,488
Tripura87,292
Uttar Pradesh2,46,28,676
Uttarakhand3,27,414
Total10,28,25,379

These figures are from the Government’s July 2026 state-wise Farmer ID data and should be treated as a dated snapshot, not a permanent count.

The national rollout has continued since then. A PIB release dated 7 August 2026 reported that more than 10.31 crore Farmer IDs had been created across the country as of 3 August 2026.


West Bengal and Other Newly Visible State Portals

State portal availability can change as implementation progresses.

For example, the current West Bengal Farmer Registry portal is now publicly accessible and provides Farmer Registry services including status checking, CSC login and farmer details.

This is why farmers should always use the live official portal rather than relying on an old screenshot, social-media post, or an outdated list of URLs.

A portal that was not publicly accessible several months ago may become available later as the state expands its Farmer Registry services.


How to Identify an Official Farmer Registry Website

Before entering any personal or land information, take a few seconds to check the website.

1. Check the domain

Prefer:

  • agristack.gov.in
  • Official gov.in websites
  • State government websites
  • Official Agriculture or Revenue Department websites

2. Check the state name

Make sure the page actually belongs to your state.

3. Check the government branding

Look for the relevant Agriculture Department, Revenue Department, NIC, or government authority information.

4. Read the current instructions

A portal may be live but registration may be available only in selected districts, through CSCs, or through assisted channels.

5. Never trust a URL just because it looks similar

Do not assume that a website is official simply because it contains words such as:

farmer, registry, agristack, or your state name.

If you are unsure, reach the portal through the official state government website or the main AgriStack website.


What Should You Do If Your State Does Not Have an Online Registration Button?

Don’t assume that registration is unavailable.

The state may be using an assisted registration model.

Check with:

  • CSC
  • Agriculture office
  • Revenue office
  • District administration
  • Village-level registration camp
  • Official Farmer Registry helpdesk
  • State Agriculture Department

The Government has specifically described CSCs, FPOs, KrishiSakhis and registration camps as channels that can help farmers who need assistance with AgriStack registration.


Important: Do Not Pay an Unofficial Person for a Farmer ID

Farmer Registry registration should be completed through the official process applicable to your state.

Be cautious if someone:

  • Promises an instant Farmer ID
  • Asks for an unexplained registration fee
  • Requests your OTP
  • Requests your bank PIN or ATM PIN
  • Asks you to install an unknown application
  • Sends you to a suspicious website
  • Claims that a Farmer ID can be generated privately

A CSC or other authorised operator may charge a permitted service fee where applicable, but you should ask for a receipt and use an officially recognised channel.


Why the State-Wise Directory Matters

There is no single Farmer Registry page that works identically for every farmer in India.

The Farmer Registry is federated, meaning the states and Union Territories retain ownership of their respective registry data while following the common AgriStack framework.

That is why your state’s portal, Agriculture Department, Revenue Department, or authorised registration channel is the best place to confirm:

  • Whether registration is currently open
  • Whether self-registration is available
  • Whether CSC registration is required
  • Which documents are needed
  • Which land records are used
  • How enrollment status is checked
  • How Farmer ID is issued
  • How corrections and grievances are handled

Before You Submit Any Information

Always verify the live page before entering:

  • Aadhaar information
  • Mobile number
  • Land details
  • Survey/khasra/gata number
  • Ownership information
  • OTP
  • Any other personal information

Bookmark the official portal you have verified and use that page for future status checks.

Portal addresses, available services, and registration rules can change as state implementation progresses, so this directory should be treated as a guide to official entry points—not as a guarantee that every listed button will remain active forever.

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