Agriculture, being the primary sector for the Indian sub-continent and major portion of the population depends agriculture for their livelihoods, it is indeed, attracts major concern at every level. Protection of environment is a serious concern today owing to depleting resources and degraded soils. So the need of the hour is to adopt new technologies in agriculture and horticulture which improve the economical status of the farmers and also protect the environment simultaneously. Integrated and innovative farming for better yields and sustainability by optimal usage of resources, organic manures and adopting natural farming practices, are considered to be the best solutions , for farm viability and farmer wellbeing .Sustainable Agriculture and natural farming gained popularity in the recent days owing to resource crunch and sustainability. Government of India has declared doubling farmers’ incomes (DFI) by 2022 as a national goal. Improving farmers’ incomes in a manner that is ecologically and economically sustainable is among the top priorities in national policy. the main thrust of the present strategy is on productivity improvement to improve farmers’ income and treat each farm as an enterprise and farmer as an entrepreneur. The treatment of each farm as an enterprise envisages a great paradigm shift. There is need to reorient the farming communities to these enterprise paradigms and equip them with the skills & creating a supporting ecosystem required for the transition.