What is the difference between Kharif and Rabi crops?

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The crops are sown at the starting of the rainy season, that is, generally in April and May are the Kharif crops.
The crops sown at the termination of the winter season, generally in September and October are Rabi crops.
Kharif crops
Rabi crops
1. These crops are known as monsoon crops. 1. These crops are known as winter crops.
2. The primary requirement is a huge amount of water and a hot climate. 2. For the germination of seeds warm climate is required, and for the growth cold climate is needed.
3. The season of harvesting comes in September and October. 3. The season of harvesting comes in March and April.
4. Examples are rice, maize, cotton, etc. 4. Examples are gram, wheat, peas, etc.

Kharif crops	Rabi crops
1. These crops are known as monsoon crops.	1. These crops are known as winter crops.
2. The primary requirement is a huge amount of water and a hot climate.	2. For the germination of seeds warm climate is required, and for the growth cold climate is needed.
3. The season of harvesting comes in September and October.	3. The season of harvesting comes in March and April.
4. Examples are rice, maize, cotton, etc.	4. Examples are gram, wheat, peas, etc.

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