What is a Kharif Crop With an Example?

Answer: The cultivated plants classified as “kharif crops,” often referred to as “monsoon crops” or “fall crops,” are grown and harvested in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh during the monsoon season, which varies by region and lasts from June to November.

Since they are grown during the rainy season, they are sometimes referred to as rainy crops. Every state in the nation has a different Kharif season, which normally lasts from June to September. 

Typically, these crops are planted in June at the start of the monsoon season and harvested in September or October. Kharif crops include rice, maise, bajra, ragi, soybean, groundnut, and cotton.