Collector Leads ‘Krishak Jodo Abhiyan’ to Ensure 100% Registration Before August 30 Deadline
Published on: July 23, 2025
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
In a determined push to ensure full participation in the Agristack Portal’s Farmer Registry initiative, the Rajnandgaon district administration, under the leadership of Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Narendra Bhure, is actively conducting the ‘Krishak Jodo Abhiyan’ (Connect Farmers Campaign). The aim is to register all farmers in the district ahead of the August 30 deadline.
As per the Agriculture Department, out of the district’s 1,27,107 registered farmers, 1,04,684 have already been enrolled on the Agristack Portal. The remaining 22,423 farmers are being targeted through intensive village-level camps and house-to-house visits until August 14, 2025.
Collector Dr. Bhure has instructed the Agriculture Department to adopt a proactive approach in reaching unregistered farmers. Awareness is being raised through panchayats, cooperative societies, pamphlets, posters, and field visits. Camps are being organized at village panchayats and cooperative societies to register identified farmers on-site.
Deputy Director of Agriculture Mr. Tikam Singh Thakur informed that field teams are actively visiting remote villages such as Lalu Tola, Nawagaon, Reevagahan, Thakurtola, Bhejratola, and Kirgi B, helping resolve technical issues faced by farmers during the registration process. He emphasized that door-to-door verification and problem-solving is ongoing to ensure no farmer is left behind.
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To facilitate self-registration, farmers can use the website www.cgfr.agristack.gov.in or download the mobile application Farmer Registry CG. Essential documents include a smartphone or computer with internet access, Aadhaar-linked mobile number, Aadhaar card, and land ownership documents like Khasra and B-1.
The Agristack initiative aims to create a comprehensive digital database of farmers for streamlined service delivery, ensuring access to subsidies, schemes, and real-time agricultural updates.
