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Requires continuous access to irrigation water and higher fertilizer inputs to sustain the high yield potential.

Because irrigation is managed manually, the risk of crop damage due to sudden floods or waterlogging is virtually eliminated.

Are you planning to cultivate maize this season? Let us know which variety you prefer and why in the comments below! maize rabi or kharif

Rabi maize, in contrast, is grown with a dependable irrigation schedule. Waterlogging is not an issue because there is no erratic heavy rain, and stalk rot damage is greatly reduced. The ability to schedule irrigation precisely also means that fertilisers are not washed away, so every rupee spent on urea or DAP delivers a better return.

India grows about 35% of its maize in Rabi — but that share is growing fast. Why? Requires continuous access to irrigation water and higher

The higher cost for Rabi maize is primarily attributed to the increased expenditure on irrigation and other inputs.

: Kharif yields are generally lower than Rabi yields, typically ranging from 2 to 2.25 tonnes per hectare , often due to moisture stress or pest pressure during the monsoon. Maize in the Rabi Season Let us know which variety you prefer and

Beyond Rabi and Kharif, maize is also grown as a crop in areas with assured irrigation facilities. Sowing Window: February to March. Harvesting Window: May to June.