According to research on Rajasthan's climate changes, the state's rainfall patterns were very consistent from 1985 to 2014. On the other hand, temperature patterns were rather session-specific over those years. Multiple regression analysis revealed that some climate-related factors, in the form of quadratic terms, significantly impacted the output of rubber, pepper, and rice. There was no statistically significant relationship between coconut output and any of the climatic factors examined. Better climate change mitigation strategies were associated with considerably greater crop output across the board, with the exception of rubber, in the sample families. Given the significance of the subject under investigation, the study's conclusions have far-reaching policy and grassroots practical ramifications.