Crops planted between June to September are called [[1]] crops.  

Kharif crops are crops that are planted during the monsoon season in South Asia and other parts of the world, typically between June and September. 

Rice, maize, soybeans, groundnut, cotton, pearl millet, sorghum, and other crops are examples of Kharif crops. 

These crops thrive in the hot, humid conditions of the monsoon season, and they typically necessitate a lot of water to grow. They are frequently planted in low-lying areas or in areas with easy irrigation.