The Indian Association of Hill farming is dedicated to promoting sustainable agricultural practices and improving the livelihoods of farmers in the hill regions of India. Established to address the unique challenges faced by farmers in hilly terrains, the IAHF focuses on research, education, and the dissemination of knowledge related to hill farming systems. The society Established on 1987 with its working address at ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam- 793004, Meghalaya is registered under Societies Act XII of 1983 with its Registration No. SR/IAHF 439/87 of 1987. Any person from India and abroad interested in Hill Farming Research and development shall be eligible for membership of Society. The society had its Journal “The Indian Journal of Hill Farming” with a NAAS rating of 4.67, offers a platform for publishing research papers. The society gives annually, four IAHF Fellow, one each for IAHF Best Extentionist, IAHF Young Scientist, IAHF best MSc and IAHF best PhD thesis award. The association organizes workshops, seminars, and brainstorming session from time to time which provide a common platform for the scientists, researchers, policy makers, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders to explore the various aspects of emerging challenges in agriculture and allied sectors in horticulture, animal sciences and fisheries and to address emerging matrix of the agricultural.