The present investigation was conducted to ascertain the productivity of diversified integrated farming system model at the ICAR-IIFSR, Modipuram (Uttar Pradesh), India during the 2015-2022. The different components of IFS (Integrated Farming System) were compared with each other for the allocation of various resources for their higher production and economic gain. In total, nine components like crops, dairy, fruit crops, fishery, poultry, mushroom, kitchen garden, boundary plantation and vermicompost were included for their cram. The productivity, profitability, sustainability, soil fertility upsurge and employment generation was increased highest from the crop module than other components because approximately 69.3% of land area (1.04 ha) was owed for crops production, 17.3% area for horticultural crops, 6.6% area for fish farming and rest land area i.e. 6.7% was held in reserve for dairy farming (shed and fodder production). Mushroom and vermicompost were also taken up as the supplementary enterprises. Keeping in view, the mutual benefit of one component to other in terms of production as a result reduced the cost of production and maintained inflow- out flow of inputs. To maintain the productivity and save the resources though recycled from crops, livestock, fishery, mushroom and poultry as residues viz. rice straw, dry leaves of sugarcane, green manure, dung, urine, fish pond mud, mushroom spent and water, bunds weeds, stubbles, stalks, poultry excreta and mushroom spent.