The necessity for sustainable agricultural methods to increase crop productivity while reducing environmental impact is a major issue. Numerous environmental conditions affect the germination process of seeds. Many techniques are used to increase the growth of plants and seed germination. A magnetic field is one of them that has shown positive effects on the germination and growth of plants. This study investigates magnetic field effects on maize seed germination, focusing on biophysical parameters. Traditional methods used for seed germination enhancement often involve chemical treatment, which may have a negative impact on the environment and public health. Thus, alternative techniques such as magnetic fields are being used. In this research, maize seeds were subjected to magnetic field intensities 100 mT, 150 mT, and 200 mT for a duration of 30 sec and 1 min. Various parameters like germination % age, seedling Vigor, root and shoot development, and chlorophyll contents, were measured. Results indicate that magnetic field application has significant positive effects on different biophysical parameters and chlorophyll contents as compared to the control. Treatment T5 (200 mT for 30 sec) showed better results in all respects. This study contributes to the ongoing efforts to create environmentally friendly and productive sustainable agricultural practices.