As we know, there are three farming seasons: Zaid, Kharif, and Rabi, which make India a land of agriculture. This blog will focus on the Kharif season, which occurs from June to October every year, and is also known as the monsoon season. During the kharif crop season, the main crops grown are paddy, maize, jowar, bajra, Sugarcane, and more. Let's know about the monthly progress in cultivation.

Kharif Crops in India

Rice cultivation is being done in every part of the country in the kharif Season, such as in Bengal and UP. Maize is mainly grown for livestock and human livelihood. Maize is primarily grown in Karnataka. There are more crops, such as soybeans, Sugarcane and cotton. These are cash crops farming in the kharif Season.

Importance of Kharif Season

Crop cultivation provides a significant source of employment for rural areas. The key reason is that it is the time for food grain production, which plays a vital role in the Indian economy, similar to the rabi crop that contributes to the country's GDP.

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