The digital public infrastructure (DPI) project aimed at streamlining and scheme delivery to farmers has three components – farmers’ registry, geo-referenced village maps and crop sown registry.

Water scarcity is a growing challenge, but across India, communities are finding smart ways to conserve every drop. This map ...

India might be one of the world’s largest agricultural producers, but farming in India is back-breaking — and it’s getting ...

Kashmir scientists aim to indigenize tulip bulbs, boosting India's floriculture sector and reducing reliance on Dutch imports.

Over 4.6 crore farmers have received digital IDs under India's digital agriculture mission, aiming to improve their lives. The government also highlighted the success of the PM Fasal Bima Yojna, the ...

Government ensures data accuracy in Digital Crop Survey through geo-referencing, real-time data, field-level capture, and ...

Data from the NISAR satellite will be used to map crop growth, track plant health ... this year from ISRO's Satish Dhawan Space Center on India's southeastern coast. Once in operation, it will ...

By reducing the cost of breeding, the firm hopes to improve yields and other properties for an array of important crops ...

The farm sector is battling productivity and sustainability challenges with unpredictable climate changes thrown in. AI is ...

The Centre has only generated 48.5 million Farmer IDs until now, falling significantly short of its 60 million target for FY ...

The Indian government's Digital Agriculture Mission aims to revolutionize farming through digital IDs for farmers and innovative technologies. With over 4.6 crore IDs issued and 7,708 lakh farmers ...