Andhra Pradesh’s AgriStack Farmer Registry is on the official portal apfr.agristack.gov.in. Farmers verify themselves with Aadhaar, claim land from the state’s Adangal and 1B records, and receive a Farmer ID. Andhra Pradesh had 51,21,750 Farmer IDs on 6 August 2026, the eighth-highest in India.

This guide explains how to register, what the Farmer ID can and cannot do for AP farmers, and where to get help.

Official Andhra Pradesh portal

Register only at apfr.agristack.gov.in. AgriStack.net is independent and has no form.

Andhra Pradesh at a glance

ItemDetail
Official portalapfr.agristack.gov.in
Land recordsMee Bhoomi (meebhoomi.ap.gov.in): Adangal, 1B, survey number
Village revenue officialVillage Revenue Officer (VRO)
Farmer IDs (6 Aug 2026)51,21,750
Since 19 March 2026+1,88,948 (from 49,32,802)
Rabi 2025-26 crop survey1,59,76,100 plots

AP land records: Adangal and 1B

RecordWhat it shows
Adangal (Pahani)Village account of each survey number: owner, extent, cultivation, crops
1B (ROR-1B)Record of rights listing each owner’s holdings
Survey number / subdivisionThe plot’s identifier

Open Mee Bhoomi and look up your 1B and Adangal. Note the district, mandal, village, survey numbers and your extent, and compare the owner name with your Aadhaar.

Registering on APFR

  1. Open apfr.agristack.gov.in, choose the farmer option and create an account with Aadhaar OTP, a mobile number and password.
  2. Log in and start registration. Check the Aadhaar details.
  3. Claim land: choose district, mandal and village, enter the survey number, pick your name from the owners list and add the plot.
  4. Verify all lands to see the name-match result.
  5. Consent and e-Sign with Aadhaar OTP.
  6. Note the enrolment number from the SMS.

See Farmer Registry online registration for detailed help on every screen.

What the Farmer ID does, and does not do

Our old page title promised “benefits”. To be precise: the Farmer ID is not itself a benefit. It is a verified identity that schemes use to find you and your land quickly.

Nationally, the Government told Parliament in 2026 that the Farmer ID and AgriStack are being used for:

  • targeting PM-KISAN payments (Farmer ID and PM-KISAN);
  • crop insurance enrolment under PMFBY (Farmer ID and crop insurance);
  • MSP procurement (Farmer ID and MSP procurement);
  • Kisan Credit Card loans (KCC guide);
  • fertiliser booking and disaster relief.

Which state schemes in Andhra Pradesh use the Farmer ID, and from when, is announced by the AP Government and its departments. Check official notices or ask at your village or ward secretariat or the agriculture office.

Andhra Pradesh’s figures

DateAP Farmer IDsSource
19 March 202649,32,802PIB, 24 March 2026
30 July 202650,86,090Lok Sabha, 4 August 2026
6 August 202651,21,750Lok Sabha, 11 August 2026

In the Rabi 2025-26 Digital Crop Survey, AP surveyed 1,59,76,100 plots. See the statistics dashboard.

Common Andhra Pradesh problems

ProblemWhat to do
1B in a deceased parent’s nameApply for mutation at the tahsildar office. Inherited land
Survey number subdivided after resurveyUse the current number on Mee Bhoomi; ask the VRO. Survey numbers guide
Telugu and English names differName mismatch
Tenant (koulu) farmerOptions vary. Tenant farmers

Getting help

We did not find an Andhra Pradesh Farmer Registry helpline on an official source we could verify. Use the help details on apfr.agristack.gov.in, the VRO or tahsildar office for land records, and the village agriculture assistant or mandal agriculture office for registration. See the helpline guide.