Tip on the canopy: Guess which of the following plants belongs to "awned crops"?

Ear seed literally means "wheat with awn can be harvested quickly and rice with awn can be planted", so "ear seed" is also called "busy planting", which is a typical solar term reflecting agricultural phenology, the ninth solar term in 24 solar terms and the third solar term in summer.

In the awning season, the temperature rises obviously, the rainfall is abundant, and the air humidity is high, which is suitable for planting cereal crops such as late rice. This solar term is the dividing point of agricultural time. Because of the hot weather, it has entered a typical summer, and farming sowing is bounded by this season. After this solar term, the survival rate of crops is getting lower and lower.

Agricultural activities of awn seeds

For most parts of China, the dawn is the busiest time of the year. The period from awning to summer to Sunday is the busy climax of sowing, transplanting and seedling management of autumn crops. The folk proverb, "Mang seeds are busy, but seedlings are late", says that Mang seeds are a busy season for transplanting rice seedlings. In the awning season, crops such as rice grow vigorously and need a lot of water. Moderate rainfall is very beneficial to agricultural production.

The water supply of ancient crops in China depended on the precipitation in the sky and rivers on the ground, and farming was mainly concentrated in areas with abundant precipitation and developed river networks. Until now, farmers in these areas are still engaged in agricultural production according to solar terms, temperature and precipitation. The solar term of mango is the beginning of noon month in the dry calendar, in midsummer. At that time, everything grew and had great potential. From the beginning of awning to the summer, it is the peak of the crazy growth of everything in a year.