 The ongoing farmer protest has been seeing a considerable amount of agriculture workers. Many of them feel the need to show their solidarity with the protest as agriculture is one of the sources of their income. Recently, the Labour Bureau generated data containing the wage difference of agriculture workers in Uttar Pradesh has increased only 72 rupees from 2015 to 2020. With rupees 272 per day and an average increment of 2.5% per year is pushing lakhs of agriculture workers into deep poverty. If we look at the wage gap between men and women, we see a stark difference here. For various agriculture work like sowing, plowing and other general care and production of crops and wages the wage increment for women stands between 10 rupees to 14 rupees whereas the men's wage got increased by 12 to 16 rupees for the same work. These numbers are somewhat similar for all the states. However, Uttar Pradesh is ranked lowest in terms of wage increment and distribution. Another important aspect of agriculture work is that it's seasonal. Once the season is over, then in order to make ends meet, these agriculture workers find other work. This includes migration to big cities and towns. The situation of those workers whose work depends on agriculture directly or indirectly is much worse. This includes beady making, bamboo and cane basket weaving and other traditional craft workers. As the agrarian crisis depends on the country and the business replace the human with machines these workers felt the economic hit in the last 5 years. This data from the report shows that the male viewers have seen an increase of rupees 13 whereas female viewers saw a marginal decline in their daily wage earning. Many marginalised agriculture workers have started working in the other streams of agriculture such as cultivation of fruits and vegetables or daily poultry business in the last 5 years. These fields were seen as the future of farming in its initial years. However, the increment in wages here too shows the same trends as agriculture. In the last 5 years, horticultures saw an increase of rupees 14 for both male and female but animal husbandry and construction work reports an increase of rupees 13 and 14 for male and 5 and 11 rupees for female respectively. Another work prospect for seasonal agriculture workers is construction sites. Every year thousands of people migrate to different places, mainly big cities to work on roads, dams and building construction. However, the data in the report shows that like every other sectors workers here too have seen a very little increment in their daily wage income. The agriculture workers have been living in dire situations. The onslaught on livelihood has resulted in an acute crisis. The trend will not only impact them but the agrarian economy as well. The Kisan agitation rightly claims that the new farm laws will destroy the agriculture sector and workers would be one of the most affected one.