Do you dare to water the wheat field in the weather on March 9? Will wheat freeze to death?

Of course. Speaking of walking on the ice in March 1949, you said that March 1999 was a solar term in China. This year starts from 1 9th, which is winter in the northern hemisphere. The coldest day in China is minus 20 to 30 degrees, but wheat fields are usually planted between north latitude 17 degrees and 50 degrees. If planted in high latitudes, farmers will choose cold-resistant and drought-resistant varieties. In low latitudes, the temperature is above zero, close to zero, and watering will not freeze-water will enter the soil. Wheat fields mainly refer to fields where wheat, oats and barley are planted. Among them, the Himalayas also grow oats. If it is so cold, you can also water it. What other places can't be watered?