The current state of the Indian economy is mostly dependent on three factors: salary, savings, and spending. Investment Management, in particular, is essential to economic growth. The this research aims to examine the Cropping pattern of farm households in progressive area and less progressive area. Factors such as the investment year, asset purchase cost, and capital source (i.e., the amount borrowed by institutions and non-institutions) were included in the main data. During the 2021–22 agricultural year, this was achieved by conducting in-person interviews according to a tried-and-true, well-organized plan. Despite the fact that ragi occupies the largest share in the GCA in both rainfed and irrigated farms, with an area of 27.13 and 12.96 hectares, respectively. Ragi accounts for 25.29% of the GCA in collective farms, with mango (9.58%) and mulberry (7.02%) following closely behind.