Mango is also called busy in the twenty-four solar terms, right?

The awn seed is also called "busy seed". That's right. As the name implies, it is the "busiest" season of the year.

It represents the beginning of midsummer, when 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. Agricultural planting is bounded by this, and then the survival rate of planting is getting lower and lower.

There are three waiting periods for awn seeds. One is the birth of mantis, and mantis eggs break their shells due to temperature changes, giving birth to small mantis. The new "crop guardian" is great. Second, when the anchovies began to sing, the shrike, who likes yin, sang with the feeling of yin, and the melodious tune brought vitality to people. Waiting for silence, the mockingbirds active in spring slowly stopped singing, and the handover between spring and summer was officially completed.

Ear seed is the reflection of ancient farming culture in festivals, and it is the big day of farming people in a year.

The solar terms of awn species are of great significance in agriculture:

The book of the lunar calendar says, "The bucket refers to the awn seed. At this time, there are awn valleys to plant, and after that, it will be invalid, hence the name." This means that the solar terms with awning are suitable for planting grain crops with awning. It is also the dividing point of the timing of planting crops, and it will be invalid after that. The folk proverb "It's no use planting awns again" tells this truth.