Kharif
Kharif refers to the annual monsoon crop grown in India and other parts of South Asia. The word "Kharif" itself is derived from an Arabic word meaning "autumn." This cropping season typically runs from June to October, coinciding with the arrival of the southwest monsoon rains. The sowing of Kharif crops begins with the onset of the monsoon, and the harvest usually takes place in the autumn months.
Essential Kharif crops include rice, maize (corn), sorghum, millet, pulses like urad and moong, and oilseeds such