The Farmer Health Capital theory reframes physical and mental well-being as productive economic assets, offering a preventive alternative to India's reactive farm policies. For decades, India’s policy interventions aimed at mitigating the chronic agrarian crisis have relied on a predictable set of macroeconomic levers: adjustments to the Minimum Support Price (MSP), post-crisis loan waivers, and input subsidies for seeds, power, and fertilisers. Despite these extensive fiscal