Who can tell me the sowing and harvesting dates (solar terms) of the following common crops? Labels: crops, sowing, solar terms

Peanut: If you are in the south, you can usually plant it in two seasons. In spring, you can usually plant it around the beginning of spring. If you plant peanuts in autumn, you can plant them this season.

Wheat: Winter wheat is planted in a slightly warmer place, and it is usually sown from mid-late September to early June 10, and matured from the end of May to the middle-late June of the following year. For example, North China and its south are all winter wheat. In China, it is generally bounded by the Great Wall, with spring wheat in the north and winter wheat in the south. China is dominated by winter wheat.

Corn: early July to mid-August

Sweet potato: The planting and harvesting time in June and July should be10.165438+10.

Taro: Taro is a warm crop and grows well in warm seasons. Generally, only one crop a year is planted in the northern region, with spring planting and autumn harvest. The suitable sowing date is 5cm in spring. When the ground temperature is stable at 65438 02℃, planting usually begins after the last frost.