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Agriculture is a comprehensive term involves multitude of tasks include crop production together with land & water management, animal husbandry, fishery & forestry. Agriculture is one of the oldest professions. In research literatures , there are plethora of researches in psychological hardiness & Life satisfaction however farm families are relatively a unrecognized sample. India has achieved self-sufficiency at macro level but still facing challenges of high incidence of rural poverty. In order to develop a comprehensible picture of psychological hardiness & life satisfaction , the present paper will an objective attempt to explore relationship between these two psychological constructs among farm population of kanker district. Two self-report inventory i.e. Singh Psychological Hardiness Scale by Arun Kummar Singh (Hindi ) & Life Satisfaction scale by Q.G Alam & Ramji Shrivastava (Hindi) were administered among 106 farm work household group (aged 18-40 years) of Kanker district taken in account for purpose of research by stratified random sampling Correlational analysis have been done to explore how farm worker hardiness & Perceived life satisfaction two psychological constructs are related . Results indicate that there is no significant correlation between psychological hardiness & Perceived life satisfaction among farm workers. Farm population is incompletely studied with psychosocial approach , thus further scientific literature is need of the hour , other variables like risk taking behavior, coping strategy, level of loneliness, psychological well-being etc. are Insufficiently researched.