The sustainable production of agricultural crops in the Mid-Hills of Himachal Pradesh requires efficient resource allocation strategies. This study aims to investigate and propose measures to enhance resource allocation strategies for sustainable crop production in the region. A comprehensive study was conducted, utilizing a combination of quantitative analysis and filed surveys. The research focused on understanding the current resource allocaation practices, identifying areas of inefficiency, and exploring potential solutions to enhance sustainability. A multistage random sampling technique was employed to select a sample of farmers involved in crop production. The study revealed that existing resource such as seeds, fertilizers, labor, and irrigation. Furthermore, the study analyzed the relationship between various variables and resource utilization efficiency. Results indicated that variables such as rainfall, land area, literacy index, and crop yield index demonstrated a positive relationship with resource utilization efficiency. Conversely, crop diversification exhibited a negative relationship with efficient resource allocation. Based on the findings, recommendations were formulated to enhance resource allocation strategies for sustainable crop production. These recommendations emphasized the importance of providing farmers with additional technical knowledge and training to optimize resource utilization. By addressing the knowledge gap and promoting access to extension services, farmers can make informed decisions regarding resource allocation, leading to increased production and improved returns on major agricultural crops.