Digital Agriculture
Digital Agriculture
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Digital Public Infrastructure for Agriculture
3 Core Registries
One Nation- One Geospatial DSS for Agriculture
Who is Shanti?
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A farmer
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52 years old
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Owns her agricultural land on which she
grows wheat, and raises cattle
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Her son helps her out in carrying out the
daily activities in the farm
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Is illiterate
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Owns a basic android Smartphone.
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Aadhaar and Farmer ID,
Electronic Farmer Registry,
Authentication, SSO, eKYF
Digitally Authenticable
Electronic data & credentials,
Electronic signatures
Verifiable and non-repudiable
Access Markets, Inputs, Credit, Advisory and Schemes
Unlocking opportunities via open networks such
as ONDC, JanSamarth
Crop Sown Registry enabled by Digital Crop Survey
Plot-level crop
grown data for
every season
and Proofs –
Geotagged
photographs
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verification
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Single Source of Truth
Data available for ecosystem as Crop Sown
Registry in Agri Stack
Utilize for various purposes – Schemes,
Policy Decisions, Advisory etc.
The Central Government is launching a Centrally
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Digital Crop Survey – Rollout Plan by Kharif 2023
(As a Centrally Sponsored Scheme)
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Pilot in 100% districts
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Maharashtra
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Madhya Pradesh
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Andhra Pradesh
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Telangana
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Karnataka
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Pilot in 20% districts
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Assam
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Odisha
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Rajasthan
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Tamil Nadu
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Uttar Pradesh
PoC to be conducted in the month
of May 2023 in 1 village in each
state (Karnataka, Kerala, Uttar
Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh)
Digital Crop Survey – Status & Asks
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village maps
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digital crop survey as the survey requires geo tagged photos to be
taken from within the field
Status of Digital Crop Survey:
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UAT is completed on ground in Karnataka
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Status
Asks
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Advantages of Digital Crop Survey for the Government
For Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare –
Near real time crop area estimation
Reduce premiums in PMBFY by identifying true insurances
Facilitate Customized Advisories for farmers for – Crop they
grow, Pest that might affect them and other related
advisories
For Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public
Distribution -
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ccurate area, Production and Price Forecasting
Faster verification of genuine farmers without needing crop
certificate
All middlemen can be completely avoided and therefore,
reducing the MSP fund requirement.
For Department of Financial Services
To work out credit requirement at the bank level using
historical Crop Survey data.
To check, post sanction of loan, whether loan has been
used for intended purpose by the loanee farmer.
For NABARD
Efficient generation of credit need estimate for all PACS in
the country.
Farm machinery and post harvest infrastructure.
Effective farm advisories by FPOs & Holistic long term
planning by NABARD
Supporting Registries/Master Databases in Agri Stack
Core Registries
Supporting Registries
Enabling Data Standardisation
Catalysing Interoperability
Accelerating
Ecosystems
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Digital Crop Loan/ KCC
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Insurance
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Farm Mechanization Loan
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Drip Irrigation Loan
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Dairy Loan
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Poultry Loan
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Agri clinic and Agri business Centre
Loan
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Interest Subvention
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Agriculture Term Loan
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Agricultural Gold Loan
Easier access to FINANCE
AePS
NPCI
JanSamarth
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ONDC
CONSENT
UFSI
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Crop Advisory
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Weather Advisory
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Market Advisory
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Pesticide Advisory
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Disaster Advisory and Response
Alerts and ACTIONABLE
ADVISORY
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Connecting to local buyers
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Connecting to International buyers
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Selling produce
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Warehousing
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Seeds
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Fertilizers
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Pesticides
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Machinery
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Irrigation
Access to Higher quality
INPUTS
ONDC
UPI
AePS
ONDC
ICAR
ONDC
iFMS
iPMS
Seednet
Aadhaar
REGISTRIES
Access to Wider MARKETS
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Geospatial Decision Support System
Geospatial Decision Support System
Enabling solutions across the agriculture value chain
Krishi-
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DSS
Geospatial Decision Support System
Geospatial Decision Support System
ICCC
ICCC
Remote Sensing
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Crop Identification
Various
solutions areas
that can be implemented using DPIs of Agriculture
Traceability
Logistics Service
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Geo-spatial
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IoT enabled Smart
Farming
Soil Health Monitoring
Pest Surveillance
Quality Assaying
Market linkages
Integrated Command & Control Centre
Integrated Command & Control Centre
Krishi MApper
From Kharif 2023,
mandatory use of Mobile App
to geotag the farms and capture data on crop grown and assets (with their
pics).
Will help in the easier and more transparent implementation of
land-intervention-based schemes/programs
Near Real-time assessment and processing of claims.
Geo-spatial-temporal monitoring of the schemes.
Krishi MAppr
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Unified data gathering at the field level across seasons, across schemes
Overview of Krishi MApper
National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture
(NeGPA)
Under the scheme, funds are released to the States/Union Territories for the projects involving the use of modern digital &
emerging technologies on Agriculture.
Funds were released to 10 States in 2020-21, 10 States in 2021-22, and 3 States in 2022-23.
National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture (NeGP
-A)
Project Sanction under National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture(NeGPA) during the
last 3 years and the Utilization by the State
Project Sanction under National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture(NeGPA) during the
last 3 years and the Utilization by the State (contd..)
Challenges in the implementation of NeGP-A
Delay in submission of proposals
Delay in completion of the approved projects in the same financial year
Delay in the transfer of state share to the SNA account and updating the same by
the State PFMS team
Submission of new proposals by the State Govt without completing the already
sanctioned proposals.
As per the new directives, multiple proposals will only be considered provided the State has
completed more than 75% of the work w.r.t the funds released for the project in the
preceding year
Thank you.
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PM KISAN
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PMFBY
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AIF
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KCC
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Fertilizer subsidy
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PMKSY
Central Government
Schemes
CONSENT
UFSI
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ICCC
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Krishi DSS
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eNAM
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mKisan
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IPMS
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NPSS
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Seed traceability system
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Kisan Call Centre
Central Government Systems
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UP FPO Shakti
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FRUITS
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i-Khedut
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e-Karshak
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e-Adangal
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MahaDBT MahaAgriTech
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ICCC Odisha
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KALIA
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Uttarakhand Farm Loan Scheme
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Rythu Bandhu
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Krishi Abhiyaana
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GMKBY
State Government Schemes
REGISTRIES
State Government Systems
Easing Access to the
Centre and State Government Schemes
Advantages for Farmers
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Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana – Madhya Pradesh –
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The Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana (BBY) was launched in October 2017 in Madhya
Pradesh to compensate farmers in the event of a price crash and to that extent
hedge the price risk faced by them.
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The scheme faced challenges in identifying the how much crop was grown, in a
particular land by a particular farmer.
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Digital Crop Survey can help:
Identify the number of farmers growing MSP crop
Identify crops being grown survey number wise
During a procurement cycle, the government will know the farmers
growing the MSP crop and its extent
Further the government may implement AI/ML algorithms to identify the
MSP price, and generate effective and efficient procurement plans
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This may help ensure that the intended benefits reach the right and needy
beneficiaries
Guidelines for Digital Crop Survey
(2/2)
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Rs 10/- per owner plot is being provisioned for calculation of
the total cost for the State/UTs
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Funding pattern will be as below:
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50% of the total amount will be released in advance after
receiving the proposal,
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The rest will be released after receiving the UCs for 75%
expenditure of the released amount
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The fund received from the Government of India will not be
utilised to pay the salary of regular employees
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Approval of the project shall have to be taken in the State-
level Steering Committee on Agri Stack chaired by the Chief
Secretary
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The State-level Implementation Committee on Agri Stack
will review the Pilots' implementation monthly
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The District-level Implementation Committee to monitor the
Pilot fortnightly
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The Government of India will periodically monitor the
implementation of the Pilot
Approval and Scheme Monitoring
Funding Pattern
Technical Prerequisites for Digital Crop Survey
Complete Geo-
Referencing of village
maps for selected
districts
Technical manpower for
customization /
implementation of Ref.
Application
Provision of hardware
and IT infrastructure/
Cloud
Adhere to min.
technology requirements
shared by the Centre
Key Stakeholders
Other Central
Ministries/Departments
i.e. Fisheries, Animal
Husbandry, Fertilizer, Food
Other State Government
Departments
State Agriculture
Departments
Private Sector
Other Government
Agencies
Ministry of Agriculture &
Farmers’ Welfare
Guidelines for Digital Crop Survey
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Geo-referencing of Village maps is a pre-requisite for conducting Digital Crop Surveys
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Digital Crop Survey would be conducted owner plot-wise
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The survey will be conducted during all three seasons
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Geo-tagged data will be captured using the Digital Crop Survey Mobile App
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The Central Government shall provide reference application to the States to conduct the survey
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Data sharing between states and Central shall be governed by Agri Stack guidelines
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States can conduct the survey through State officials/Private Agencies/Private persons
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Principal Secretary will be the SPOC for States
Operational Mechanism
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Digital Agriculture 03rd May 2023
1. Digital Public Infrastructure for Agriculture 2. Digital Crop Survey Agenda 3. Krishi Mapper 4. NeGPA
Digital Public Infrastructure for Agriculture 3 Core Registries Krishi-DSS Geospatial Decision Support System One Nation- One Geospatial DSS for Agriculture Page 3 9 March 2024
Who is Shanti? o Unable to check for the quality of pesticide / fertilizers purchased o Borrows money at high interest rate to buy inputs like seeds, fertilizers and pesticides o Needs to spend ~5000 Rs just to get a Kisan Credit Card o A farmer o 52 years old o Owns her agricultural land on which she grows wheat, and raises cattle o Her son helps her out in carrying out the daily activities in the farm o Is illiterate o Owns a basic android Smartphone. o Is unable to grow any crop other than wheat, as that is all she has grown till date and all she knows how to,. o Sometimes faces challenges due to post harvest losses o Has to repeatedly submit forms & documents to apply for various Govt. schemes Page 4 9 March 2024
DIGITAL ASSETS What I have as a farmer: My land, my crop DIGITAL IDENTITIES Who I am Verifiable and non-repudiable Electronic data & credentials, Electronic signatures Digitally Authenticable Aadhaar and Farmer ID, Electronic Farmer Registry, Authentication, SSO, eKYF DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS What I do Unlocking opportunities via open networks such as ONDC, JanSamarth Access Markets, Inputs, Credit, Advisory and Schemes Page 5 9 March 2024
Crop Sown Registry enabled by Digital Crop Survey The Central Government is launching a Centrally Sponsored Scheme for Digital Crop Survey Coffee Plot-level crop grown data for every season with Physical inspection and verification and Proofs Geotagged photographs Single Source of Truth Data available for ecosystem as Crop Sown Registry in Agri Stack Utilize for various purposes Schemes, Policy Decisions, Advisory etc. Page 6 9 March 2024
Digital Crop Survey Rollout Plan by Kharif 2023 (As a Centrally Sponsored Scheme) PoC to be conducted in the month of May 2023 in 1 village in each state (Karnataka, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh) Pilot in 100% districts A. 1. Maharashtra 2. Madhya Pradesh 3. Andhra Pradesh 4. Telangana 5. Karnataka Pilot in 20% districts B. 1. Assam 2. Odisha 3. Rajasthan 4. Tamil Nadu 5. Uttar Pradesh Page 7 9 March 2024
Digital Crop Survey Status & Asks Status Asks from States Completed Partial Not Started 8 States 12 States 16 States 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Gujarat Jharkhand Karnataka Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Odisha Punjab Sikkim 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Andhra Pradesh Bihar Chhattisgarh Haryana Himachal Pradesh Kerala Rajasthan Tamil Nadu Telangana Uttar Pradesh West Bengal Assam 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Goa Uttarakhand Arunachal Pradesh Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Tripura Andaman and Nicobar Islands Chandigarh Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu Delhi Jammu and Kashmir Ladakh Lakshadweep Puducherry Status of Digital Crop Survey: o Digital Crop Survey Reference application is being finalised o UAT is completed on ground in Karnataka & Uttar Pradesh 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Geo-referencing of village maps is an essential requirement for the digital crop survey as the survey requires geo tagged photos to be taken from within the field 18th March 2023 Page 8
Advantages of Digital Crop Survey for the Government For Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Near real time crop area estimation Reduce premiums in PMBFY by identifying true insurances Facilitate Customized Advisories for farmers for Crop they grow, Pest that might affect them and other related advisories For Department of Financial Services To work out credit requirement at the bank level using historical Crop Survey data. To check, post sanction of loan, whether loan has been used for intended purpose by the loanee farmer. For Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution - Accurate area, Production and Price Forecasting Faster verification of genuine farmers without needing crop certificate All middlemen can be completely avoided and therefore, reducing the MSP fund requirement. For NABARD Efficient generation of credit need estimate for all PACS in the country. Farm machinery and post harvest infrastructure. Effective farm advisories by FPOs & Holistic long term planning by NABARD Page 9 9 March 2024
Supporting Registries/Master Databases in Agri Stack Core Registries Farmer Registry Geo-Referenced Village Maps Crop Sown Registry Supporting Registries Crop Registry Seed Dealers Seeds Fertilizer Warehouses Fertilizers Fertilizer Manufacturers Fertilizer Whole seller Fertilizer Retailers Fertilizer Importers Pesticides Pesticide Manufacturers Pesticide Wholesalers Pesticides importers Pesticides testing laboratories Pesticide Dealers Central Insecticide laboratories Krishi Vigyan Kendras Insecticide testing laboratories Banks NBFCs Common Service Centres Service Providers (For inputs) Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) Accelerating Ecosystems Enabling Data Standardisation Catalysing Interoperability Page 10 9 March 2024
* * Transforming the Agriculture Ecosystem Access to Higher quality INPUTS Easier access to FINANCE ** Use-cases AePS NPCI JanSamarth OCEN ONDC ONDC iFMS iPMS Seednet Aadhaar ** Digital Crop Loan/ KCC Insurance Farm Mechanization Loan Drip Irrigation Loan Dairy Loan Poultry Loan Agri clinic and Agri business Centre Loan Interest Subvention Agriculture Term Loan Agricultural Gold Loan Seeds Fertilizers Pesticides Machinery Irrigation REGISTRIES Crop Sown Farmer * ** ONDC UPI AePS Geo-Ref. Village Maps * ** CONSENT ONDC ICAR Alerts and ACTIONABLE ADVISORY UFSI Access to Wider MARKETS Crop Advisory Weather Advisory Market Advisory Pesticide Advisory Disaster Advisory and Response Connecting to local buyers Connecting to International buyers Selling produce Warehousing Legend * Indicative list of Agri Stack Authorized Service Providers 18th March 2023 Page 11 ** Indicative list of APIs/Technologies to be used
Krishi-DSS Geospatial Decision Support System (ONE NATION ONE GEO-SPATIAL DSS) Integrated Command and Control Standing crop/vegetation in Dec 2022 Land surface temperature Dec 2022 High Low Data analytics based on 0.8 0.7 Geospatial Data from VEDAS of Dept of Space Crop Survey and Crop Estimates Unified Soil Information System Weather Data Central Pest Monitoring System Market Intelligence Systems Data driven decision support system 0.6 0.5 NDVI 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 dec10 jan25 jan29 nov14 nov15 nov26 feb01 feb03 Date of Pass feb12 feb17 feb24 feb27 mar01 mar06 mar14 mar23 mar25 mar29 mar30 Page 12 9 March 2024
Enabling solutions across the agriculture value chain Various solutions areas that can be implemented using DPIs of Agriculture IoT enabled Smart Farming Quality Assaying Market linkages Soil Health Monitoring Traceability Logistics Service Providers Crop Identification Geo-spatial interventions Pest Surveillance Remote Sensing Solution Markets Krishi-DSS Geospatial Decision Support System ICCC Page 13 9 March 2024 Integrated Command & Control Centre
Krishi MApper From Kharif 2023, mandatory use of Mobile App to geotag the farms and capture data on crop grown and assets (with their pics). Will help in the easier and more transparent implementation of land-intervention-based schemes/programs Near Real-time assessment and processing of claims. Geo-spatial-temporal monitoring of the schemes. Schemes - Examples Natural Farming Natural Farming Crop Survey Crop Survey NFSM NFSM Insurance Insurance Seed Production Seed Production Unified data gathering at the field level across seasons, across schemes Krishi MAppr Page 14 9 March 2024
Overview of Krishi MApper Page 15 9 March 2024
National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture (NeGP-A) Under the scheme, funds are released to the States/Union Territories for the projects involving the use of modern digital & emerging technologies on Agriculture. Funds were released to 10 States in 2020-21, 10 States in 2021-22, and 3 States in 2022-23. Technology Probable use cases Digital crop survey, Crop advisories, Mapping all data to Land, Yield assessment Remote Sensing & GIS Data Analytics Monitoring, Real time Information system, Planning AI, Machine Learning Pest surveillance, Pest Detection Internet of Things & Sensors Soil health, Soil moisture, Pest surveillance Robotics Weeding Robots, Seeding Robots, Autonomous farm machineries Drones Pesticide spraying, Crop health monitoring, Yield assessment Page 17 9 March 2024
Project Sanction under National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture(NeGPA) during the last 3 years and the Utilization by the State Total Proje ct Cost Amount released (Rs. In lakhs) Utilization as per the UC received w.r.t. released amount ( %) S. N o Year of Sanctio n State Name of the Project Remarks 1 Arunachal Pradesh Resilient Supply Chain for Agricultural Crops 2020-21 81 81 100 Project Completed Developing a resilient Agriculture /Farm Produce Supply Chain System Leveraging Digitalization in Arunachal Pradesh Digital Package of Practices for Major Crops and Automation Technique in Irrigation in State Seed Multiplication Farms 2021-22 270 68 100 Project Completed 2 Bihar 2020-21 354 354 0 UCs/Progress report not submitted 3 Meghalaya Crop Pest Surveillance and Advisory Project (CROPSAP) 2020-21 63 63 100 Project Completed Creation of Farmers database 2021-22 33 8 0 UCs/Progress report not submitted 4 Uttar Pradesh UAV for Agriculture Applications, Soil Health Monitoring Integrated system and Automated Fire Alert System for Crop Residue Burning 2020-21 121 121 71 Partially UCs received 5 Telangana (i)Crop Calculation(iv)Automated Farm Operation (v)Traceability from seeds Monitoring(ii)Automated irrigation Systems(iii) Fertilizer 2020-21 186 186 100 Project Completed 6 Odisha Creation of Farmer Database 2020-21 178 178 100 Project Completed Phase II of Krushak database 2021-22 165 41 0 UCs/Progress report not submitted 7 Punjab (i)Development of Crop and Soil Digital Algorithms for Crop Growth Monitoring (ii)Precision irrigation in major cropping systems 2020-21 52 52 58 Partially UCs received Estimation of Groundwater Unit Draft and Water Budgeting in Different Agro-climatic Regions of Puniab 2021-22 205 51 0 UCs/Progress report not submitted 8 Assam e-project on ML based Crop Health Check up for paddy crops. 2020-21 134 134 50 Partially UCs received 9 Andhra Pradesh Gap Analysis & proposed solution to overcome the gaps in existing system 2020-21 426 426 100 Project Completed 9 March 2024 for integration digital transformation & seamless process flow Page 18 Gap Analysis & proposed solution to overcome the gaps in existing system 2021-22 2667 667 100 UCs submitted for central share only. State has been requsted to transfer the state
Project Sanction under National e-Governance Plan in Agriculture(NeGPA) during the last 3 years and the Utilization by the State (contd..) S. N o. State Name of the Project Year of Sanction Total Project Cost Amount release d (Rs. In lakhs) Utilization as per the UC received ( %) Remarks 10 Madhya Pradesh (i)Precision Farming and (ii)Ground water Availability 2020-21 283 191 57 Partial UCs received 11 Sikkim 2021-22 251 155 43 UCs for 3rd installment not received Sikkim Agriculture Resource and Management System (ARMS) 1.computerize reporting of Agricultural Statistics Land Use Statistics and Area under different crops right from village level to State level 12 Uttarakhand 2021-22 228 57 0 UCs/Progress not submitted report 13 Nagaland 2021-22 1097 452 41 Soil & Water Resource Management, Meteorological Analysis & Forecasting System using Remote Sensing, GIS mapping, Drone and Emerging Technologies. Partially UCs received 14 Tamil Nadu 2021-22 257 161 100 3rd in creation of Unified Farmers Database and building layers or solutions over the Farmers Database Release installment process. of is 15 Mizoram 2021-22 122 36.08 0 Geospatial Analytics & Decision Support for agriculture Development in Mizoram UCs/Progress not submitted report 16 Haryana 2021-22 497 127 0 Implementation of Emerging Technologies in Agriculture Sector in Haryana UCs/Progress not submitted report 17 Himachal Pradesh 2022-23 1188 297 0 Project proposal for setup of ICT Infrastructure Requirements in the Department of Agriculture UCs/Progress not submitted report 18 Tripura 2022-23 756 189 0 Centralized farmer database, Direct benefit transfer, Precision farming, Integrated Information Ecosystem, Use of AI/ ML and Blockchain technologies, Capacity Building of Employees, Digital Soil Health Card App, SSO Integrated Platform, Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) Portal etc. UCs/Progress not submitted report 19 Puducherry 2022-23 225 40 0 Project proposal for setup of Intelligent Agriculture Advisory System(i-AAS), Robotic Control Tissue culture(RCTC) and real time irrigation management system(RIMS) UCs/Progress not submitted report Page 19 9 March 2024
Challenges in the implementation of NeGP-A Delay in submission of proposals Delay in completion of the approved projects in the same financial year Delay in the transfer of state share to the SNA account and updating the same by the State PFMS team Submission of new proposals by the State Govt without completing the already sanctioned proposals. As per the new directives, multiple proposals will only be considered provided the State has completed more than 75% of the work w.r.t the funds released for the project in the preceding year Page 20 9 March 2024
