The field experiment conducted at the Students Instructional Farm of Acharya Narendra Deva University of Agriculture and Technology, Kumarganj, Ayodhya (U.P.) during Kharif 2023 explored the impact of various treatments on the effect of Panchgavya and Jeevamrut on the yield, chemical, and biological properties of soil, and nutrient uptake by Kharif Bajra (Pennisetum glaucum L.) crop replicated thrice with 09 treatments.The present study addressing environmental concern to protect plants from stress, kill pathogens and improves plant & soil health. The results indicated that T7 Panchgavya (6% foliar spray) + Jeevamrut (soil application @ 500 l ha-1), demonstrated significantly higher growth parameters such as plant height and dry matter, higher yield attributes including effective tillers per plant (10.45), panicle length (24.46 cm), test weight (8.00 g), grain yield (44.93 q/ha), and straw yield (73.94 q/ha) with highest gross return (Rs. 1,27,113). Post harvest available soil N, P and K status and uptake was also influenced by T7 Panchgavya (6 % foliar spray) +Jeevamrutha (soil application @500 L ha-1), Similarly, the population of bacteria, fungi and actinomycetes (14.50 cfu x 106 g -1, 8.73 cfu x 103 g -1, 11.30 cfu x 104 g -1, respectively) were significantly higher after harvest as compared to other treatments.The research suggested a valuable practice for farmers to adopt ecologically sound practices, to protect plants from stress, kill the pathogens, improve the plant & soil health and preserving the delicate dynamics of organic/ natural farming