The need for sustainable agricultural practices has never been greater. With the growing concerns of soil degradation, water scarcity, and the impact of climate change on food security, it is crucial to reimagine how we grow our food. Natural Farming, unlike organic farming, does not rely on external organic inputs like compost or vermicompost. Instead, it focuses on self-sustaining ecosystems, leveraging natural processes and resources already present in the environment. At the forefront of this movement is India’s National Mission for Natural Farming (NMNF). This mission not only aims to restore soil health and biodiversity but also seeks to reduce dependence on chemical fertilizers and improve the livelihoods of farmers. By promoting practices that are sustainable, scalable, and farmer-centric, NMNF is laying the groundwork for a resilient agricultural future.