Kharif and Rabi Crops Overview

The video tutorial provides an overview of agriculture, highlighting its importance as a primary occupation in India. It explains the concept of crops and classifies them into two main types: Kharif and Rabi. Kharif crops are grown during the monsoon season and require high temperatures and rainfall, with paddy being the main crop. Rabi crops are cultivated in winter, needing mild temperatures and moderate water, with wheat as the primary crop. The tutorial emphasizes the diverse agricultural practices across India.

What is the primary occupation of most people in India?

• Technology

• Tourism

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

What is a crop?

• A type of soil

• Plants of the same kind grown in one place on a large scale

• A tool used in farming

• A type of animal

Which of the following is a Kharif crop?

• Wheat

• Gram

• Paddy

• Mustard

During which season are Kharif crops grown?

• Winter

• Summer

• Monsoon

• Spring

What climatic conditions do Kharif crops require?

• Low temperature and high humidity

• Cold and dry

• Mild and moderate water

• High temperature and plenty of rainfall

Which of the following is a Rabi crop?

• Maize

• Soybean

• Wheat

• Cotton

When are Rabi crops typically sown?

• October

• June

• September

• March

What kind of temperature do Rabi crops need to grow properly?

• High temperature

• Cold temperature

• Very hot temperature

• Mild temperature