UP Reaches 85.19% Farmer Registry Target, Ranks 10th Nationally

Uttar Pradesh has achieved 85.19% of its farmer registry target, securing the 10th position nationally in the digital farmer registration drive.

Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the state has made significant progress in the campaign, with 2,45,94,831 farmers successfully registered so far. The Government of India had set a target of registering 2,88,70,495 farmers for Uttar Pradesh.

The state is now close to securing the ninth position in the national ranking, with efforts being made to complete the campaign at an accelerated pace. To achieve the 100% target, the registration of 42,75,664 farmers remains pending.

According to the review report, if the campaign is to be completed by August 29, 2026, approximately 1,42,522 farmers will need to be registered every day. Similarly, to complete the target by September 29, 2026, 71,261 farmers must be registered daily, and to complete it by October 29, 2026, registration of 47,507 farmers per day will be required.

Ghaziabad and Rampur have completed 100% of the registration target set by the Government of India, setting an example for other districts of the state. Jhansi and Hardoi are among the top-performing districts in the progress of share determination.

The work of share determination in Uttar Pradesh is also progressing rapidly, with its progress reaching 88.92%. This will help in the digitization of land records, improve the accuracy of farmer identification, and ensure the effective implementation of government schemes.

The Yogi Government considers the Farmer Registry campaign to be an important foundation for digital agricultural reforms. Through this campaign, an integrated digital database of farmers is being prepared, making it easier to deliver the benefits of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, crop insurance, agricultural loans, subsidies, and other government schemes to eligible farmers in a transparent and timely manner.

The objective is to complete the 100% target of the Farmer Registry at the earliest and connect every eligible farmer in the state with a digital identity. This will make agricultural administration more effective, bring greater transparency to government schemes, and enable farmers to receive government services without any hindrance.

The successful implementation of the Farmer Registry campaign will have a significant impact on the state's agricultural sector, enabling farmers to access government benefits and services more easily.

In conclusion, Uttar Pradesh's progress in the Farmer Registry campaign is a significant achievement, and the state is on track to complete the 100% target soon. This will have a positive impact on the state's agricultural sector and enable farmers to access government benefits and services more easily.