Abstract
Agriculture Is The Major Occupation To Most Of The Population In India I.E. Around 60% Of The Population Is On Farming. Today, In India, As Well As In A Number Of Other Developing Nations With A Long Agricultural History, The Terms 'Improved Agriculture' And 'Progressive Agriculture' Have Become Associated With The Introduction Of Hyvs (High Yielding Varieties Of Crops). To Study The Different Methods Of Farming And In Their Investment Patterns, This Research Is Made. The Primary Data Is Collected From Farmers Of Three States Of India, Namely Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh And Chhattisgarh Who Intensively Practice Organic I.E. Aghnihotra And Conventional Farming Methods. To Analyze And Interpret Their Investment Patterns On Farming For A Crop Period, Descriptive Statistics, T- Test And Regression Is Incorporated By Using Spss And Excel Software. The Key Findings Show That In All The Three States The Investment Incurred In Organic Aghnihotra Farming Is Comparatively Low, Cheap Than Conventional Farming Methods.