India’s agricultural sector is in the midst of a profound transformation, driven by new technologies, policy shifts, and a changing climate. Yet, for millions of small and marginal farmers, the benefits of this digital transition remain uneven, fragmented, and inaccessible. While agri-tech startups and government portals promise innovation, the lack of a unified and inclusive approach has created a complex, often overwhelming digital landscape for those working the land. This disparity threatens to widen the gap between digital potential and rural realities. Download White Paper This white paper proposes the creation of a Digital Public Stack for Farmers (DPSF), a modular, open-source, and interoperable digital infrastructure designed specifically to address the needs of India’s farmers. The DPSF will integrate key data layers and services such as land records, soil health, credit access, agronomic inputs, insurance, and market prices into a cohesive digital ecosystem that can be accessed and navigated with ...