In Indian astrology, Jupiter (Brihaspati) is considered the primary planet governing agriculture, crops, and overall prosperity.

Nakshatras are associated with specific crops, help determine auspicious planting times, and are believed to influence soil fertility.

Rohini Nakshatra is considered the most auspicious Nakshatra for agricultural activities, especially sowing seeds and planting crops.

Muhurtha refers to the practice of choosing auspicious dates and times for agricultural activities, performing rituals before planting crops, and consulting astrologers for guidance.

The lunar phase, planetary positions, and Nakshatra are all taken into account when determining the most auspicious time for harvesting crops.

The selection of crops is influenced by a combination of soil conditions, climate factors, and astrological predictions.

Astrologers make predictions about crop yields and agricultural outcomes based on the positions of planets and other celestial bodies.

Natal chart analysis, horary astrology, and transit analysis are all used to assess the potential success of agricultural ventures.

Astrology can help farmers predict pest outbreaks, suggest astrological remedies, and guide them in selecting resistant crop varieties.

Krittika Nakshatra is considered beneficial for controlling pests and diseases in crops.

The Pancha Mahapurush Yogas are associated with exceptional agricultural skills, favorable planetary combinations, and financial success in farming.

Astrology is often used as a supplementary tool to aid farmers in decision-making, but it is not the sole basis for their decisions.

The lunar phase, planetary positions, and Nakshatra are all taken into account when determining the most auspicious time for irrigation.

Astrology can be used to predict the effectiveness of fertilizers and pesticides based on planetary positions and Nakshatras.

Astrology can encourage organic farming, promote soil conservation, and support crop diversification, contributing to sustainable agricultural practices.