Geography
The kharif crops are sown in June and July and harvested in …………… and …………… .
- September and October
- October and November
- March and April
- August and September
Indian Agriculture Food Crops
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September and October
Reason — Kharif crops are associated with the South-West Monsoon; they are sown in the months of June and July and harvested in the autumn months of September and October.
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