Monsoon agriculture is divided into two main cropping seasons:
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Several staple food grains and commercial plants are categorized as Kharif or monsoon crops. Monsoon agriculture is divided into two main cropping
Monsoon crops are agricultural plants that rely predominantly on the seasonal wind shifts and associated precipitation patterns known as monsoons, primarily in South Asia, Southeast Asia, parts of Africa, and northern Australia. These crops form the backbone of food security and rural livelihoods in monsoon-dependent regions. This paper categorizes monsoon crops into Kharif (rainy season) and Rabi (post-monsoon) types, analyzes their physiological adaptations, discusses the risks posed by climate variability, and proposes sustainable water management strategies. These crops form the backbone of food security
Sown with the onset of the southwest monsoon (June–July) and harvested in September–October. These are typically tropical and water-intensive crops.