Agricultural farming proverbs and solar terms in summer

Lead: China divided the summer heat into three stages: a waiting eagle is a sacrificial bird; Second, wait for the beginning of heaven and earth; Three Hou he naideng. ? In this solar term, eagles began to prey on birds in large numbers; Everything between heaven and earth began to wither; ? He naideng? what's up Wo? Refers to millet, millet, rice and sorghum crops. Deng? This means maturity. The following is my collection of agricultural farming proverbs about summer and solar terms, hoping to help everyone.

1) At the end of July, on the edge of August, every table of new rice was served.

2) If the corn is big, the leaves are not allowed to be beaten.

3) 3000 yuan on the tree, tons of grain fields under the tree.

4) Ten jujube trees are full and warm, and one hundred trees can get 10,000 yuan.

5) The leaves are processing plants, and the leaves are strong.

6) The leaves grow vigorously and the jujube pulp is full.

If the leaves are well preserved this autumn, you will bear more dates next year.

8) Leaves fall early this autumn, and fruits will be few and small next year.

9) Waterlogged pears and dried dates.

10) Waterlogged pears, dried dates, water chestnuts, persimmons, no drought and no waterlogging.

1 1) Leling jujube is world-famous and rich in nutrition.

12) Look at red dates in summer, and the autumnal equinox is clean.

13) If you want the corn to bear fruit, you must not touch the leaves.

14) It is cool in July and autumn, with white cotton and yellow rice.

15) See new flowers in summer.

16) It's sunny in summer, and everyone is picking new cotton.

17) Don't pick flowers early and don't collect beans at noon.

18) cotton peaches touch their legs and sweat.

19) The peach touches the leg and the hip flask never leaves the mouth.

20) Flowers are warm and wheat is cool.

2 1) There are no flowers (flocs) in summer.

22) Don't go home during the summer vacation.

23) Spend the summer and go home; White dew flowers, don't go home;

24) White dew flowers are picked later than high temperature and high frost.

25) Green manure is in full bloom, and pressing green is just right.

26) Green manure is pressed for three years, and the thin land becomes fertile land.

27) Plant potatoes in summer.

28) Fear of drought in the early stage, fear of waterlogging in the later stage, and fear of cloudy days in the middle.

29) autumn is well managed and wheat is well planted.

30) If food is not in stock, management should be relaxed.

3 1) If the food is not available, the management can't be lost.

32) move cabbage in summer, and it will last ten years.

33) Move cabbages, hoe and squat seedlings in the sun in summer.

34) Planting in summer, the Millennium has blossomed, and it can't catch up.

35) Planting Chinese cabbage in summer has advantages and disadvantages.

36) summer sowing, chasing the Millennium, magnifying the water at the autumnal equinox.

37) It is not good to grow vegetables without picking seedlings.

38) In July and a half, early garlic was planted.

39) On July 15th, garlic was buried early.

40) Seven steamed buns and eight pineapples.

4 1) Coriander is neither hot nor planted, neither cold nor ripe.

42) Pull hemp to pick old melons in summer.

43) The radish on the mountain is not afraid of drought, and it gives shade to the dew at night.

44) Millet spring corn, harvest fast cultivated land.

45) Plow like dung early and rest like a horse.

46) Don't ask about early tillage, weeds will top manure.

47) Plant grass as fertilizer early and plant grass later.

48) Plow the fields in early autumn, kill insects and weed.

49) Plow the ground early and don't miss planting wheat.

50) Jujube and persimmon are half a year's grain, and they are not afraid of famine.

5 1) jujube trees are slightly uprooted and suitable for intercropping.

52) Late germination and early defoliation are suitable for intercropping of grain and cotton.

If you harvest fruits and plant fields, you won't worry about food and money.

54) Woody food, hard-core crops.

55) competing for stone particles.