Is it better to rain in the white dew or sunny? What are the agricultural proverbs about the once-in-a-thousand-year rain?

Is it better to rain or sunny in the Millennium?

Good weather for the Millennium! Because the weather in the Millennium is sunny and the rice is as white as silver.

The weather in the Millennium is fine, and the rice is as white as silver, which means that if the weather in the Millennium is fine, it means that the weather is fine at this stage, and the harvested Gu Mi is like glistening silver, which is a bumper year.

Because the Millennium solar term is the time when crops are ripe, sunny days are most needed at this time. If it rains, it will affect harvesting and drying, and it may also lead to crop dryness, mildew and shadow quality, and it will not sell well. If it is sunny and there is enough time for harvesting and drying, the yield and quality of crops can be guaranteed, so much the better. What are the agricultural proverbs about the once-in-a-thousand-year rain?

First, a thousand years ago it was rain, and a thousand years later it was a ghost.

This agricultural proverb means that if it rains before a thousand years, rain is very important, and rain is rain. If it still rains after the Millennium solar terms, it is not rain, but a ghost. It's not good to compare the rain with ghosts. From the point of view of agricultural planting, rainwater can well meet the demand of field crops before dew, and many spring sowing crops enter the harvest period after dew, such as spring peanuts, spring corn and spring soybeans. During this period, rain will affect the harvest on the one hand and the dryness on the other hand, which may affect the yield and quality of crops. So from this point of view, it is not good to rain after exposure.

Second, there is rain and frost early in the Millennium, and there is rain and good harvest in the autumn equinox.

This agricultural proverb means: it rains for thousands of years, and first frost is early; If there is rain in the autumn equinox, the harvest next year will be good. During the Millennium, spring-sown crops entered the peak harvest period and summer-sown crops entered the mature growth period. If frost occurs too early, it is not conducive to the final result, resulting in a decrease in 1000-grain weight and yield. So according to the meaning expressed by this proverb, it is not good for it not to rain for a thousand years.