From Agricultural Administration to Evidence-Led Governance.
KRISHI360 helps Governments build a continuous operational view of agriculture — connecting farm-level activity with programmes, financial exposure, risk and policy outcomes.
Technology, evidence, workflow and analytics from KRISHI360. Lending, insurance, certification and Government-benefit decisions remain with the authorised institutions.
Why evidence-led governance
Agricultural programmes span registries, departments, banks and seasons. KRISHI360 gives Government one continuous, verified operating picture that connects them — so programme delivery, compensation and planning run on evidence, and public expenditure earns public trust.
Solution Blocks
See the State's agriculture as one living system
State → District → Taluka → Village → Holding → Plot. A continuously refreshed spatial and operational model of cultivation, production, risk and economics — built from satellite intelligence reconciled with structured field evidence.
Crop records that stand on evidence
Supports structured crop survey and eligible e-crop/evidence workflows: geo-fenced field evidence, photographic records and satellite reconciliation, plot by plot, season by season — replacing declaration-only records with verifiable ones.
Relief that reaches the right farm, with a record to prove it
Structured case evidence for crop-loss compensation and applicable debt-relief programmes: digital eligibility context, exclusion-screening support and verifiable disbursal trails — without transferring final eligibility authority to KRISHI360. Eligibility decisions always remain with Government.
Every question, answered with evidence
A statewide operational view, live.
- Crop stress
- Production forecast
- Credit exposure
- Insurance exposure
- Water stress
- Soil health
- Farm profitability
- Scheme delivery
One evidence infrastructure. Multiple Government outcomes.
Departments and programmes can contract KRISHI360 for specific authorised outputs, analytics, monitoring or programme intelligence — scheme-saturation views, delivery-gap maps, programme evaluation — without rebuilding parallel field-data systems for each initiative.
