Farmers’ Registry Camps to Begin in Jaipur District from Today.

• Every farmer will receive an 11-digit unique identification number.
• Camps will be held in village panchayats across Jaipur until March 31.
• A district-level help desk has been set up under the District Collector’s directives.
• Besides a Farmer ID, farmers will also benefit from various departmental schemes.

Jaipur – In compliance with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma’s directives, Jaipur district will launch farmer registry camps in village panchayats starting today (Wednesday, February 5). To ensure the smooth execution of these camps, District Collector Dr. Jitendra Kumar Soni has established a district-level help desk. Farmers and the general public can call 0141-2209905, 0141-2209906 for further details about the camps in their respective village panchayats.

On February 5, registry camps will be set up in multiple locations, including Mokhampura in Maujamabad, Luniya Was in Kishangarh-Renwal, Sumel in Jaipur, Dhani Nagan in Jobner, Labana in Amer, Goner in Sanganer, Habsapura in Phulera-Sambhar Lake, Bhanpura Kalan in Jamwa Ramgarh, Kanota in Bassi, Begas in Kalwad, Nangal Kalan in Chomu, Nayan in Shahpura, Madhogarh in Tunga, Dhabich in Madhorajpura, Ladana in Phagi, Tutoli in Chaksu, Sunariya in Dudu, Kotkhawda, and Aandhi village panchayats.

To ensure the camps run efficiently and serve the public effectively, senior district officials will personally inspect the arrangements. The Farmer Registry is a significant step toward empowering farmers by digitally integrating them into agricultural welfare programs.

The District Collector has instructed concerned officials to ensure the successful execution of these camps and the registration of all farmers in Jaipur district under the AgriStack initiative. He has also emphasized widespread publicity so that farmers are not only aware of the camps but also benefit from obtaining their Farmer ID and other government schemes.

Camps to be Held from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM

Under the AgriStack scheme, the Jaipur Farmer Registry Campaign will be conducted at the village level from February 5 to March 31. These camps will run daily from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, where farmers will receive their unique Farmer ID.

Along with ID creation, farmers can benefit from schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Suryaghar Yojana, Mukhyamantri Arogya Ayushman Yojana, Kisan Credit Card, Mangla Animal Insurance Scheme, Animal Vaccination, Veterinary Services, and welfare initiatives from departments like Animal Husbandry, Health, Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, Social Justice, and Empowerment.

11-Digit Unique Farmer ID for Every Farmer

The Farmer Registry is an initiative under the AgriStack project of the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India. It aims to digitally document key agricultural details such as farmers’ demographics, land holdings, GPS coordinates of farmlands, and crop patterns. This data will be stored in a digital infrastructure, and each farmer will be assigned an Aadhaar-linked 11-digit unique ID for seamless identity verification.

The Farmer ID is a digitally verifiable identity and can be accessed on the www.rjfr.agristack.gov.in portal. After generating the ID, any modifications related to land ownership, such as adding or removing a plot, can be processed through the patwari, land surveyor, or tehsildar.

Through a mobile app/website, all land records linked to a farmer’s Aadhaar will be integrated, and an e-signature process will be completed after the farmer’s online consent.

Importance of Farmer Registry

• The Farmer ID is essential for accessing future PM-Kisan and CM-Kisan Samman Nidhi benefits, as well as various agricultural schemes.
• It will enable direct benefit transfers from state and central government schemes to eligible farmers.
• The Farmer ID will be mandatory for future land transfer and purchase registration processes.

Benefits of Farmer Registry for Farmers

• Farmers will have easier access to government schemes and services without additional paperwork.
• Eligible farmers will be automatically enrolled in schemes like PM-Kisan and CM-Kisan Samman Nidhi.
• The procurement of crops at minimum support prices (MSP) and other government schemes will be quicker and hassle-free.
• Farmers will be able to digitally insure their crops based on real-time crop data.
• They will also gain faster access to loans via the Kisan Credit Card (KCC).
• Farmers will have better access to agricultural services and markets, along with expert guidance on soil health, climate conditions, and crop choices.
• It will ensure equitable distribution of benefits and help identify farmers who have been left out of government support schemes.