🌿 State-Wise Indian Farmer Schemes and Digital Portals Directory

Under the Digital India initiative, the Ministry of Agriculture and various state governments have fully digitized their farmer schemes and subsidy applications. Every major agricultural state in India now operates a single-window Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) portal and dedicated mobile applications. Through these portals, farmers can apply for subsidies on farm ponds, solar water pumps, micro-irrigation systems, organic vermicompost beds, seeds, and advanced machinery. However, many small-scale organic farmers miss out on these schemes due to a lack of awareness about the exact websites and apps. This comprehensive directory solves this issue by compiling all the official, state-wise farmer application portals and apps in one verified list.

Using these official portals enables farmers to check scheme eligibility, track their application status, and receive subsidy payments directly in their bank accounts via Aadhaar-linked DBT. Major schemes accessible include the PM-KUSUM (solar pump subsidy), PM-KSY (drip irrigation), and state-specific organic farming support schemes that provide cash incentives for using vermicompost instead of chemical inputs.

Here is the verified list of official farmer portals across major Indian states:

State Name	Official Portal Name	Website Link
Gujarat	i-Khedut Portal	ikhedut.gujarat.gov.in
Maharashtra	MahaDBT Farmer Portal	mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in
Rajasthan	Raj Kisan Sathi	rajkisan.rajasthan.gov.in
Karnataka	FRUITS Karnataka	fruits.karnataka.gov.in
Uttar Pradesh	UP Agriculture DBT	upagriculture.com
Madhya Pradesh	MP Krishi DBT	dbt.mpdage.org

Almost all state agricultural portals now have a dedicated section for "Organic Farming" (Jaivik Kheti). These schemes promote earthworm propagation and organic composting, helping restore local soil ecosystems and building microbial health across millions of Indian farms.

Always ensure you apply through the official .gov.in domains. Beware of fake websites asking for processing fees for agricultural schemes. The official portals do not charge any fee for application registration, and all subsidy payments are transferred directly via Aadhaar-enabled bank transactions.

Registered farmers on state portals get seamless access to e-NAM (Electronic National Agriculture Market). This allows organic growers to list their harvest online and trade directly with bulk buyers across India, eliminating local mandi commission fees.