Haryana mfmb portal reopens: farmers can register kharif crops until september 27

Good news for Haryana farmers who missed registering their Kharif crops on the Meri Fasal Mera Byora (MFMB) portal. The state government has reopened the registration window from September 21 to September 27, 2026, giving eligible farmers another opportunity to submit details of their land and Kharif crops.

MFMB registration is important for connecting farmers with the government procurement system and accessing various agriculture-related schemes and incentives. However, submitting an application does not automatically make the registration valid. The land and crop details must successfully pass the prescribed verification process.

What Is the MFMB Portal and Why Is It Important?

Meri Fasal Mera Byora (MFMB) is a digital initiative of the Haryana government designed to connect farmers' land and crop information with government services. Under the system, farmers provide details such as their landholding, crops sown and bank account information. The registered information can be used for accessing eligible agricultural schemes, incentives linked to crop diversification, and support programmes related to stubble management. MFMB registration is also an important requirement for farmers seeking to participate in the government procurement system through regulated agricultural markets.

Why Has the MFMB Registration Window Been Reopened?

Several farmers were unable to register their Kharif 2026 crops within the earlier deadline of July 31. To provide these farmers with another opportunity, the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare has reopened the registration process. Eligible farmers can now apply between September 21 and September 27. The move is intended to help farmers whose land and crop details could not be registered within the original deadline and who may otherwise face difficulties during the government procurement process.

Where Do Farmers Need to Apply?

Farmers who missed the earlier registration can submit their application at the concerned Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) office.

The application should include essential land and cultivation details, including:

1. Khewat number
2. Khasra number
3. Area under cultivation
4. Details of the Kharif crop sown
5. After receiving the application, the concerned SDM will enter the relevant details on the MFMB portal using the designated login credentials.

What Happens After the Application Is Submitted?

1. Once the application is entered into the system, the land and crop claim will undergo the prescribed verification process. The verification will be carried out through the concerned revenue authorities to check whether the information submitted by the farmer matches the relevant land and crop records. The verification process is intended to ensure that genuine claims are registered and that errors, duplicate entries or conflicting claims are identified before the information moves forward in the procurement system.

Farmers Already Registered Do Not Need to Apply Again:

1. Farmers who have already successfully registered their land and Kharif crop details on the MFMB portal do not need to register the same land or crop area again.The system is also designed to prevent duplicate registration and multiple claims over the same land. If a particular portion of land has already been registered or claimed by another farmer during the Kharif 2026 season, the same land area will not be registered again under another claim.

What If a Farmer Faces a Registration Dispute?

1. Farmers who encounter problems related to their land or crop registration can raise their grievances through the designated farmer login on the portal. This can be particularly relevant in cases where a farmer finds that another claim has already been recorded against a portion of their land. Farmers should provide the relevant details while submitting a grievance so that the matter can be examined through the prescribed process.

Registration Automatically Approved After Applying?

1. Submitting an application does not mean that the crop registration has been finally approved. The land and crop information must first successfully complete the required verification process. Only after verification will the registration be treated as valid under the applicable procedure.

Satellite Data and Field Verification:

• The verification process is intended to reduce the possibility of incorrect or duplicate crop registrations. Land and crop information may be checked using available records, satellite data and field inspections, as prescribed by the department. The verification is expected to be completed within the stipulated timeline under the applicable departmental procedure.

Important Advice for Farmers: Farmers whose Kharif 2026 crop registration is still pending should complete the application process before September 27 rather than waiting until the last date.

Before submitting the application, farmers should ensure that:

1. Land details are accurate.
2. Khewat and Khasra numbers are correctly provided.
3. The cultivated area is correctly mentioned.
4. The crop details match the actual Kharif crop.
5. Already registered land or crop areas are not submitted again.

FAQs:

1. What is the last date for MFMB registration in Haryana?

The MFMB registration last date is September 27, 2026 for eligible farmers who missed the earlier Kharif 2026 registration deadline.

2. Where can farmers apply for MFMB registration?

Farmers who missed the earlier registration can submit their application at the concerned SDM office.

3. What details are required for MFMB registration?

Farmers need to provide details such as their Khewat number, Khasra number, cultivated area and Kharif crop details.

4. Is MFMB registration automatically approved after applying?

No. The submitted land and crop details must complete the prescribed verification process before the registration is considered valid.

5. Do farmers who have already registered need to apply again?

No. Farmers whose land and Kharif crop details have already been successfully registered on the MFMB portal do not need to register the same land or crop area again.