Agricultural proverbs of the Millennium solar terms

Wheat harvests the bottom soil moisture, and the floating soil moisture is harvested in autumn.

When water and land compete for water, dry land competes for water.

It is a lie not to harvest wheat after deep ploughing and fertilization.

Plows and harrows are full of dung, and wheat is broken and stored.

Wheat is better, plowing is deeper and fatter.

Harvest wheat on the plow and millet on the hoe.

Deep ploughing can increase yield.

Deep ploughing and raking make wheat harvest.

There is no partition in the plow, and the roots are wide.

Plow deeply and rake badly, a bowl of sweat and a bowl of noodles.

Tired animals plow the fields.

With deep ploughing on the ground and deep roots, wheat can weigh up to 1800 kg.

The arable land is one inch deep and full of dung.

Wheat ploughs deeply, and autumn hoes diligently.

Early tillage can rest the ground, and long wheat has strength.

Intensive cultivation led to nowhere to put the wheat.

Wet farming is early, dry farming is late, and the most suitable farmland is painting faces.

Wheat is plowed with fire. Look ahead and plow a line.

Until the end of the arable land, wheat seedlings grow together.

If you can't plow, you are only three steps away.

Irrigation after ploughing is in vain.

Clean up the wheat stubble in the field, and larvae will be born later.

Bring a plow, and then plow.

It is better to sleep than to plow.

After ploughing, it will be ploughed to reduce evaporation.

The house won't turn until eleven o'clock in the morning when all the crops have been planted.

Keep the soil moisture intact before closing in the afternoon.

I'd rather go home late and plant all over the ground.