India, Nov. 7 -- Around 70 lakh farmers in Maharashtra facing technical difficulties with the Centre's Digital Crop Survey mobile application can now register their crops offline through the e-ferfar system, an official said on Saturday.Following directions from Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, the state Revenue Department issued a Government Resolution (GR) on Friday permitting talathi-level crop inspections in areas where online registration remains pending for the ongoing Kharif season.According to the GR, Maharashtra introduced the e-crop inspection system on August 15, 2021, allowing farmers to register details of their crops through mobile phones. The system was designed to make crop registration more accessible and trans...