Summer harvest in the canopy season

The season of awning is the moment when wheat grains are put into storage. In order to have a real summer harvest experience, I specially went to my lover's hometown to try it.

It is a shame to say that for decades, the understanding of wheat harvest has been limited to textbooks, pictures, stories or imagination. Growing up in the city, I couldn't recognize the appearance of wheat or the size of farmland. One acre of land and two acres of land are very light. Only when you measure them with your feet can you find yourself so small.

People who have had real summer harvest experience will tell me earnestly that summer harvest is very hard. I have to work in the fields at three or four in the morning and have been busy until nine o'clock. It needs the mobilization of the whole family and can be completed in just a few days. Otherwise, the word "rob" is always used in the news.

What you hear is not personally experienced, and it will be beautified by the individual. So experienced people usually laugh when they listen to my unrealistic ideas.

The wheat is ripe, shining white and gold in the warm sunshine, and the thorns can't open their eyes. As the breeze rises and falls, it ripples away like waves. This kind of wave can float far away until the end of the eye. This wheat field big enough to play football is only a small part of the ten acres of land managed by the old father-in-law. To be honest, I have given up.

No wonder the old man laughed when he heard my thoughts.

My concept is still very old, and the concept of farm work does not go beyond the scope of hard work and facing the loess all day. The reality is that the past experience has already been thrown into that pile of old paper.

In a short time, I saw the harvester, the real power player of harvesting.

In the ear planting season, I have just personally realized how people greatly improve the harvesting efficiency with the help of machines. With the help of science and technology, agriculture has taken on a completely different look. In other fields, there may be many amazing technologies that are helping farmers improve agriculture and transform traditional enterprises into exciting industries.