Agricultural activities of light snow solar terms

After the light snow festival in the northern region, fruit farmers began to prune the fruit trees and wrap the stems with straw foil to prevent them from freezing. In winter, vegetables are mostly stored in soil, either in the cellar or buried in the soil, which is convenient for eating. As the saying goes, "snow shovel cabbage, snow shovel spinach." When storing Chinese cabbage in deep ditch soil, stop watering about ten days before harvest, do a good job of antifreeze to facilitate storage, and try to harvest it in sunny days. After harvesting Chinese cabbage, the roots of Chinese cabbage are dried in the sun for 3-4 days, and then stored after the outer leaves of Chinese cabbage become soft. The depth of this ditch depends on the height of cabbage. When stored, the roots of cabbage are all downward, and they are discharged side by side in the ditch. When it is cold, cabbage leaves and corn stalks are covered to prevent freezing. However, when storing semi-ripe cabbage, put some water in the ditch and put soil at the same time. The depth of soil and water should be buried in the roots, and it will grow and mature after eating.

2. Off-farm sideline

In the light snow season, the earth is frozen by snow and ice, and the weather is cold. In order to get rid of the bad habit of keeping cats in winter, we can't slack off in breeding. We should use our spare time in winter to engage in agricultural and sideline production, accumulate fertilizer and accumulate labor, make fertilizer, weave wicker and straw in winter according to local conditions, and develop ways to get rich through multiple channels. In order to improve farmers' scientific and cultural quality quickly, we should arrange enough time, do a good job in publicizing and training agricultural technology, and implement the work of rejuvenating agriculture through science and technology.

3. Fish ponds overwinter

During this period, it is the key to improve the survival rate of overwintering fish to prepare and manage the overwintering fish ponds well. Prepare feed for large livestock in advance to ensure their survival in winter.

4. Hibernation and winter sting

Hibernation is also called "winter sting". The life activities of some animals are extremely reduced in winter, which is an adaptation of these animals to unfavorable external environmental conditions in winter. Bears, bats, hedgehogs, polar squirrels, frogs and snakes all have hibernation habits. When hibernating, the animal's nerves have entered a state of paralysis, and the animal's body temperature has dropped significantly.