In a relief to farmers who could not register their crops on the ‘Meri Fasal Mera Byora’ (MFMB) portal during the Kharif-2026 season, Haryana government on Sunday said that it has decided to provide another opportunity for crop registration.
During this period, all eligible farmers can register details of their agricultural land and crops on the portal or get the details registered by visiting the office of the concerned sub-divisional magistrate (civil). The land and crop details submitted by farmers will be verified through satellite data as well as field inspections by the concerned sub-divisional magistrate (civil) within a maximum of three days. The administration clarified that crop registration on the portal will be considered valid only after completing the verification process. The state government appealed to farmers to provide complete and accurate information regarding their land and crops at the time of registration so they do not face difficulty during the verification process or subsequently while selling their produce. Farmers growing vegetables were also being covered under the ‘Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana’, he added.
A government spokesperson said that the portal will reopen from September 21 to September 27. The latest district-wise MFMB data for Kharif 2026 show that 9 lakh farmers of the state have registered 57 lakh acres under the Kharif crops including paddy, cotton and bajra. Of these, 3,85,442 farmers have registered 24 lakh acres under non-basmati paddy (Parmal), the area for which the government has separately ordered field-level verification ahead of the procurement scheduled for October 1. The chief minister also highlighted various schemes for farmers, saying the state government was procuring all 24 crops covered under its minimum support price (MSP) regime.
“From September 21 to September 27, the concerned departmental officers and employees will provide necessary assistance and facilities to farmers for completing the crop registration process,” the spokesperson said. Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday said the government would ensure procurement of every grain of paddy produced by farmers and warned that strict action would be taken against officials found negligent during the procurement season.
