Last Updated: October 16, 2026
Have you registered for a Farmer ID but don’t know how to download it? Or perhaps you are trying to find your Farmer ID number to apply for government agricultural schemes.
The Government of India, together with state governments, has introduced the AgriStack Farmer Registry to create a digital identity for farmers. This identity can make it easier to verify agricultural records and access eligible government services.
However, there is something important to understand: a Farmer ID is primarily a digital identity, and not every state provides a downloadable physical-style ID card.
In this guide, we’ll explain how to download or retrieve your Farmer ID online, check your registration status and what to do if your Farmer ID has not been generated.
What Is a Farmer ID Card?
A Farmer ID is a unique digital identification number generated through the AgriStack Farmer Registry.
It helps connect a farmer’s identity with relevant agricultural information, including landholding records where applicable.
The Farmer Registry is designed to support services such as:
- PM-KISAN beneficiary verification
- Agricultural loans and Kisan Credit Card services
- Crop insurance schemes
- Government agricultural subsidies
- Minimum Support Price (MSP) procurement
- Agricultural assistance and disaster relief
Remember: Having a Farmer ID does not automatically guarantee benefits under every government scheme. You must still meet the individual scheme’s eligibility requirements.
How to Download Farmer ID Card Online?
If your Farmer ID registration has been approved, you can access your details through your state’s official Farmer Registry portal.
Follow these steps:
Step 1: Visit the Official AgriStack Portal
Open the government website:
Find your state’s Farmer Registry service, or visit your state’s official AgriStack portal directly.
Step 2: Log In to Your Farmer Account
On the state Farmer Registry website, select Farmer Login.
Enter your registered mobile number, username or other requested login details, along with your password.
Step 3: Open Your Farmer Profile
After logging in, look for options such as View Farmer Details, Farmer Profile or the equivalent service.
Your available details may include your Farmer ID number and linked agricultural information.
Step 4: Download or Print Your Farmer ID
If your state provides an official download or print option, select it to save the available document.
Some portals may only display your Farmer ID or registration details rather than generate a separate PDF card.
Step 5: Save Your Farmer ID Safely
Keep your Farmer ID number and any officially generated document in a secure location.
If you cannot find a download option, contact your nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) or agriculture department office.
State-Wise Farmer ID Official Websites
Farmer Registry services are managed through state-specific portals.
| State | Official Website |
|---|---|
| Uttar Pradesh | https://upfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
| Gujarat | https://gjfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
| Maharashtra | https://mhfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
| Madhya Pradesh | https://mpfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
| Rajasthan | https://rjfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
| Bihar | https://bhfr.agristack.gov.in/ |
Select the state where your Farmer Registry record is maintained.
The available registration, verification and download services may vary between states.
How to Check Farmer ID Registration Status
If you recently completed your registration but haven’t received your Farmer ID, check the application status before trying to download anything.
- Open your state’s official Farmer Registry website.
- Select Check Enrollment Status, where available.
- Choose the available search method, such as Enrollment ID, Farmer ID or Aadhaar-based verification.
- Enter the required details.
- Complete verification and check your application status.
If the application is pending, your Farmer ID may not have been generated yet.
Helpful tip: Keep your enrollment acknowledgement until registration is approved. The enrollment number and final Farmer ID are not necessarily the same.
How to Apply for Farmer ID Online
If you haven’t registered, you’ll need to complete the Farmer Registry process first.
The usual registration procedure includes:
- Visit your state’s official AgriStack Farmer Registry portal.
- Select the available new farmer registration option.
- Complete Aadhaar-based identity verification.
- Enter the requested farmer and contact information.
- Provide or verify your agricultural land details, where applicable.
- Review the information and submit the application.
- Save your enrollment details for future tracking.
Land record matching and approval may be required before a Farmer ID is generated.
If you cannot register independently, visit an authorised CSC or a government-organised Farmer Registry camp.
Documents Required for Farmer ID Registration
Requirements vary by state and applicant category.
| Document or Detail | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Aadhaar card | Identity verification |
| Aadhaar-linked mobile number | OTP authentication, where required |
| Agricultural land records | Verification of relevant landholding information |
| Mobile number | Registration and communication |
| Enrollment details | Tracking an existing application |
In Gujarat, agricultural records may include 7/12 and 8-A details. In Uttar Pradesh, land information may be identified through Khata or Gata numbers.
Tenant farmers and sharecroppers should check their state’s specific registration provisions rather than assuming land ownership is always mandatory.
Farmer ID Not Showing? Common Problems
Sometimes the registry does not immediately display the Farmer ID.
Common reasons include:
Application pending: Your registration may still be under verification.
Land record mismatch: The name or ownership information in the land record may differ from the information used during registration.
Aadhaar verification problem: Authentication may fail because of incorrect details or issues with the registered mobile number.
Incorrect state portal: Your application may have been registered through another state’s system.
If the issue continues, contact your local agriculture office or CSC for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I download Farmer ID using my Aadhaar number?
Some state portals allow Aadhaar-based searches or status checks. However, downloading a document may require logging in and completing additional authentication.
Is Farmer ID registration free?
Government Farmer Registry enrollment is generally provided without an application fee. However, assisted services, printing or other optional CSC services may have charges. Confirm any payment before proceeding.
Is Farmer ID the same as PM-KISAN ID?
No. The AgriStack Farmer ID is a separate digital identity. A PM-KISAN registration number identifies a beneficiary’s record under that scheme.
Can I get Farmer ID without owning agricultural land?
The Farmer Registry framework includes provisions for cultivators such as tenant farmers and sharecroppers. Actual registration procedures and eligibility depend on state implementation.
Is Farmer ID the same as Kisan Credit Card?
No. Farmer ID identifies a farmer in the registry, while Kisan Credit Card (KCC) is an agricultural credit facility offered through eligible financial institutions.
Final Words
Downloading or retrieving your Farmer ID online is easier when your Farmer Registry application has already been approved.
Start by visiting your state’s official AgriStack portal, log in and check the available Farmer ID details or document services.
If your Farmer ID has not been generated, check your enrollment status or contact an authorised government service centre.
Most importantly, avoid websites promising instant Farmer ID approval or paid ID cards. Always use official government services and never share your Aadhaar OTP or account password with unknown individuals.
Official Sources:
- AgriStack Government Portal
- Gujarat Farmer Registry
- Uttar Pradesh Farmer Registry
- PM-KISAN Official Website
- Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes and is not affiliated with any government department. Farmer ID registration, document download options and eligibility requirements may vary by state. Check official government sources for the latest information.
