Agroforestry-based silk production is beneficial for providing profitable employment to villagers in Madhya Pradesh by integrating tree cultivation with sericulture. This approach allows farmers to grow mulberry trees alongside crops, creating a sustainable environment for silk moths. The dual income from both agriculture and silk production enhances farmers’ livelihoods. Additionally, it reduces dependency on single crops, mitigating risks from market fluctuations and climate change. Villagers gain skills in silk rearing, processing, and marketing, leading to better job opportunities. This sustainable model promotes local economies, encourages biodiversity, and improves overall rural development, making it a valuable source of income for the community.