Agriculture has been considered the backbone of India. But the growth of agriculture has declined in recent years which leads to a significant fall in the overall Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The Indian agricultural sector is on the brink of failure due to several factors like crop failures and farmer suicides. Even though there are a lot of help centers, welfare schemes, and modern technologies that the government provides, very few have adequate knowledge about that and fail to utilize them. Farmers are not ready to adapt to new methodologies and machineries. Thus, educating them in modern agriculture and equipping them with necessary modern machinery in a proper way is significantly crucial. This system makes the farmer aware of all the welfare schemes and subsidies provided by the government in case of any loss due to the natural disaster or any other relevant activities and helps the farmers to utilize them for the welfare of the crop. E services for crops and government schemes aim to provide information about the services or schemes available for the farmers. Farmers can also apply for the scheme for which they are eligible through the application. They buy and rent machinery from the government by availing the discounts they are eligible. Thus, the overall system acts as an apprentice for farmers and helps them to efficiently cultivate crops and maximize productivity.