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This research explores the convergence and divergence between modern agricultural practices and the principles of Ayurveda from a comparative perspective. Modern agriculture emphasizes high-yield production through the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and genetically modified organisms, prioritizing efficiency and scalability. In contrast, Ayurveda promotes a holistic, sustainable, and nature-integrated approach rooted in traditional Indian knowledge systems, emphasizing soil health, biodiversity, and the energetic balance of crops. This study analyzes both systems in terms of ecological impact, human health implications, and long-term sustainability. Through literature review and field-based observations, it examines how Ayurvedic principles can offer insights into sustainable farmin v ils, such as organic and regene. agriculture. The promotes a holistic, sustainable, and nature-integrated approach rooted in traditional Indian knowledge systems, emphasizing soil health, biodiversity, and the energetic balance of crops. This study analyzes both systems in terms of ecological impact, human health implications, and long-term sustainability. Through literature review and field-based observations, it examines how Ayurvedic principles can offer insights into sustainable farming models, such as organic and regenerative agriculture. The paper concludes by advocating for an integrative model that combines the scientific advancements of modern agriculture with the ecological wisdom of Ayurveda to achieve food security without compromising environmental and human health.

Modern farming methods and Ayurvedic view and solutions