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Eksali sugarcane are planted in the month of Correct Answer <span style="">January-February</span>

The correct answer is January-February.

  • Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) belongs to the family Poaceae.
  • Eksali planting is common in south India.
  • The crop is planted during January-February and harvested after one year.

 

  • All India sugarcane season:
  • ​​Spring: February - March.
  • Suru in Maharastra, Eksali in Gujarat & AP.

 

  • Autumn: September - October.
  • 13 - 15 months, supplies sugar for early crushing.

 

  • Adsali: July - August.
  • 16 - 18 months.
  • Increase in yield & sugar recovery.
  • Though advantageous area is declining due to water problem.

 

  • Late planting: beyond March.
  • Reduction in duration and yield.

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