What do these agricultural proverbs mean? What do these agricultural proverbs mean?

1, white dew is early, cold dew is late, and the autumn equinox is the time to plant wheat. -Wheat is planted early in the Millennium solar terms, and wheat is planted late in the cold dew. The autumnal equinox between these two solar terms is a good time to plant wheat.

2. After ten days of planting, there is no planting after ten days. -Crops should be planted within ten days after the solar term Xiao Man. If you don't plant crops within ten days, it will be late and empty.

3, the land is a cornucopia, see if you are diligent or not. Land is a cornucopia, see if you are diligent. As long as you are diligent, you can treasure treasure.

4, a sweat, every grain is gold. -food is hard-won, it is bought with sweat. In order to get a grain, you must pay a drop of sweat. Every grain is precious, just like gold.

5. Agricultural proverbs refer to proverbs about agricultural production. It is the experience summed up by people in long-term production practice. Agricultural proverbs have been circulating for quite a long time and are recorded in many ancient books. Agricultural proverbs talk about agricultural production. Agricultural production in a broad sense includes agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, sideline production and fishing, and agriculture also includes crops, fruits and vegetables, sericulture and so on. These contents can be found in agricultural proverbs. Moreover, agricultural production is inseparable from soil, fertilizer, moisture, temperature and even seasonal, meteorological and climatic conditions, which occupy a lot of content in agricultural proverbs. Agricultural production depends on people, so there are still many contents in agricultural proverbs that cannot be separated from the relationship between people and management experience.