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Author : Milan; Kids Club School, Jaipur India is a populous country , no doubt for that, we have crossed the 1 billion mark 20 years back in 2000 (Mackinnon). Currently, our population is around 1.38 billion (World Bank) which means that every seventh person on the earth is Indian. Moreover, our population growth is a bit more than 1% every year since 2009 which is concerningly high. As we grow, demand for food, clothes, and land also increase. We notice that the population growth shrinks the land available for farming but the basic requirement like food or clothes leaps. So, there is a clear reason for being productive in farming and following the farming model which could benefit both farmers and the government. One way of achieving higher production is to incorporate a multi-layer farming model in the farms of India, which I set out to study earlier this year. However, obtaining an “ideal” resource model for farming turned out to be exceptionally difficult. 
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