Question
Download Solution PDFWhich among the following crops is related to the "Rabi" season in North India?
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is "Barley".
Key Points
- Rabi crops are those which are sown during winter and harvested in the spring season.
- These are sown around mid-November mostly after the monsoon is over and harvested in April or May.
- Major rabi crop in India is Wheat, Barley, Mustard, and Peas.
- So, Barley is a Rabi crop in North India.
Additional Information
- There are three cropping seasons in India:
- Kharif season
- Rabi season
- Zaid season
- Kharif season -
- This season starts in June and ends in October.
- The crops are sown in June and harvested in September.
- These include Rice, Sorghum, Maize, Tea, etc.
- Rabi season -
- The crops are sown during October and harvested in February.
- These are winter-season crops.
- These include wheat, oats, barley, pulses, etc.
- Zaid season -
- These are sown in March and harvested in June.
- These include Seasonal fruits and vegetables.
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