Crops

India’s agriculture is deeply rooted in the cultivation of diverse crop types, which are essential to our economy, food security, and rural livelihoods. The Crops section at IndiaFarm.org offers a comprehensive guide to various food, fiber, medicinal, and industrial crops grown across India.

Explore in-depth resources on cereal crops, cash crops, oilseeds, vegetables, fruits, forage crops, and more. Learn about seasonal cycles like Kharif, Rabi, and Zaid crops, suitable soil and climatic conditions, crop-specific farming techniques, and sustainable practices.

We also cover government initiatives, research updates, and case studies that help farmers adopt profitable and eco-friendly cropping systems.

Whether you’re a farmer, student, or agripreneur, this section will empower you with the knowledge needed to grow, manage, and market a wide range of crops.

Explore:

  • Food Crops – Cereals, Pulses, Vegetables, Fruits
  • Cash Crops – Sugarcane, Cotton, Tea, Coffee
  • Oilseed Crops – Mustard, Groundnut, Soybean
  • Fiber Crops – Jute, Cotton, Flax
  • Medicinal & Aromatic Crops – Aloe Vera, Tulsi, Lemongrass
  • Ornamental & Forage Crops – Tulips, Azaleas, Holly, Ivy, Oleander, Sorghum, Alfalfa, Barley, Oats, Millet, and Cowpea

Scroll below to start exploring India’s crop diversity and learn how to make farming profitable, sustainable, and resilient with IndiaFarm.org.

Ayurvastra (Herbal textiles): The art of herbal textiles | Benefits, manufacturing, and sustainable fashion with medicinal clothing

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Herbal textiles dyed with natural plant-based colors, showcasing Ayurvastra art with organic fibers and traditional patterns.

The Art of Herbal Textile and Medicinal Clothing. Discover the beauty and benefits of natural dyes and organic fabrics.

Ayurvastra, an ancient Indian tradition, seamlessly combines the art of textile creation with the principles of Ayurveda. This unique practice involves producing textiles from natural …

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Kattha (Acacia Catechu): Traditional uses, manufacturing process, and economic significance in India

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Katha (Senegalia catechu) tree in an Indian landscape with a farmer harvesting heartwood, surrounded by dry forest, goats, and beehives.

A farmer harvesting Katha (Senegalia catechu) in a traditional Indian landscape, showcasing its diverse uses in agriculture and industry.

Kattha or Khair, scientifically known as Senegalia catechu (previously Acacia catechu), is a tree of immense significance in India, both culturally and economically. Known for …

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