This article announces the launch of the National Mission on Natural Farming (NMNF) by the Indian government, aimed at promoting chemical-free, sustainable farming practices. With a budget of Rs. 2481 crore, the mission targets 1 crore farmers, focusing on soil health, biodiversity, and reduced dependency on external inputs. It includes setting up model farms, bio-input centers, and providing farmer training. The mission also emphasizes climate resilience, healthier food production, and the creation of market linkages. It will be implemented across 15,000 clusters, benefiting millions of farmers by 2026.