Poems and agricultural proverbs in the Solstice of Winter

"beginning of winter broad beans, light snow wheat, can't be caught in a lifetime"; "Planting oil in October is not enough for my wife to rub her hair" is a summary of the failure lesson, reminding people to seize the season and not to miss the farming season.

The agricultural proverb "Sesame has two leaves on its head, so it is not afraid of the depth" vividly illustrates the different requirements of monocotyledonous plants (such as millet) and dicotyledonous plants (such as sesame) for sowing depth.

The metaphor of "small seedlings get up and want to eat snacks" is just right. It is a big problem to grow wheat without gray fertilizer in winter. Agricultural proverbs emphasize the importance of gray fertilizer, saying "no wheat, no ash, no wine, no customers". Rice lacks nitrogen fertilizer, leaves are yellow, and fertilizer is urgently needed. Agricultural proverbs use "the beige owner owes money to bean cakes" as a metaphor. After topping the corn, the plants grow vigorously and the stems are stout. Agricultural proverbs use "corn is as strong as an ox" as a metaphor. Others, such as "sweet potatoes are not ashamed to plant until autumn", "plowing grass and mud, children's sugar stalks swaying", "showing beige, eat a piece of sugar; Xiumi is black and can't be eaten "and so on are all vivid and meaningful good agricultural proverbs.

"Cutting the roots of wheat and breaking the heart of grinding" means that wheat needs to be cultivated frequently, and after cultivation, it can increase production, but he does not need to use explicit words such as increasing production. Instead, it is said that wheat processing and grinding a lot of wheat flour may hurt the grinding heart, so as to encourage people to do a good job in field farming.