Economic growth has been stable and impressing since 2000, but poverty reduction has not been showing significant
improvement. This paper was seeking to find economic growth patterns in relation to the poverty reduction trend through farmer’s
income. The results show insufficient connections between three components, that means both economic growth and farmers’ income
are increasing which shift labour forces from agriculture to nonagricultural causing poverty with the highly deteriorating livelihood of
rural people. The results revealing that population growth rate is the main cause of increase of poverty. To amend the situation the study
is suggesting establishment of the following; the proper link between farmer and available opportunity which is a proper connection
between economic growth and farmer’s income -poverty nexus, and there is also a need to sustain economic growth base on awareness
raising on family plan to slow down the rate of population growth.