The Soil Health Card Scheme in Madhya Pradesh increased farmers' income by improving crop yields and net income. After using recommended fertilizers, paddy yield increased by 19.42%, soybean by 13.79%, and maize by 9.6%. Net income per acre also rose significantly for all three crops. The benefit-cost ratio improved for paddy, soybean, and maize, indicating higher profits for farmers. Overall, the scheme was highly beneficial in increasing farmers' income, but more awareness and better soil testing services are needed for wider adoption of recommended fertilizers.