Difference between rabi, Kharif, and Zaid cropping season.

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Rabi crops are known as winter crops.
Kharif crops are known as monsoon crops.
Zaid crops are summer season crops.
Rabi cropping season Kharif cropping season Zaid cropping season
Rabi crops are sown during winters. Kharif crops are sown during monsoons. Grown during the summer and in between rabi and kharif crops.
Harvested by the end of either March or April. Harvested at the end of monsoon season. The crop is grown twice a year.
Examples: Gram, pea, and almond. Examples: Sugarcane, cotton, and groundnut. Examples: Cucumber and Watermelon.

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Rabi cropping season	Kharif cropping season	Zaid cropping season
Rabi crops are sown during winters.	Kharif crops are sown during monsoons.	Grown during the summer and in between rabi and kharif crops.
Harvested by the end of either March or April.	Harvested at the end of monsoon season.	The crop is grown twice a year.
Examples: Gram, pea, and almond.	Examples: Sugarcane, cotton, and groundnut.	Examples: Cucumber and Watermelon.