Question

what is the difference between rabi and kharif crops ..?​

Answer 1

Differences between kharif and rabi crops:

KHARIF CROPS

RABI CROPS

Kharif crops are sown with the beginning of the rainy season.

Rabi crops are sown after the end of the monsoon, i.e. during the winter season.

They require huge amount of water and hot weather to grow.

They require warm climate for seed germination and cold climate to grow.

They require shorter day length.

They require longer day length.

Sowing month is from June – July.

Sowing month is from October – November.

Harvesting month is from September - October

Harvesting month is from March - April

Examples: Rice, maize, cotton, groundnut, jowar, bajra, etc.

Examples: Wheat, peas, gram, oilseeds, barley, etc.

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difference between rabi and kharif crops. Kharif crops are sown with the beginning of the rainy season. Rabi crops are sown after the end of the monsoon, i.e. during the winter season. They require huge amount of water and hot weather to grow.

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Crop is the group of same kind of plants grown and cultivated at one place in significant quantities. Types of crops All crops cannot grow in the same season. Different crops have their own suitable climatic conditions and specific requirements. Crops in India are broadly classified into two categories namely kharif crops and rabi crops. In addition to these two crops there is another category called as zaid crops. Kharif crops: These are the crops grown in rainy season extending from june to october hence are also called as monsoon crops. These crops are totally rain dependent crops. Kharif crops include paddy,soybean, sugarcane.Rabi crops: These are the crops grown in winter season extenting from october to march. These are winter crops depending on irrigation sources. Rabi cops include wheat, gram, mustard etc.

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