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Agricultural proverbs of summer and solar terms around the world

A collection of agricultural proverbs about summer and solar terms around the world;

Add a stone to the millet, and the millet will turn green and reduce production.

Millet turns green and collapses, millet turns green.

The autumn harvest is sloppy, and the birds burst their bellies.

Harvest millet in summer and grain in the Millennium.

See new flowers in summer.

It is sunny in summer, and everyone is picking new cotton.

No flowers bloom in summer.

Spend the summer vacation and don't go home.

Spend the summer and clean up the house; White dew flowers, don't go home; White dew flower, high temperature and high frost late flower picking.

Long potatoes grow in summer.

Move the cabbage in summer and stay with you for ten years.

Move cabbage in summer, hoe and squat in the sun.

Sowing in summer, the Millennium, no matter how late, can't catch up.

Growing Chinese cabbage in summer has advantages and disadvantages.

Plant in summer, chase after the dew, and enlarge the water at the autumnal equinox.

Pulling hemp and picking old melons in summer.

Looking at red dates in summer, the autumnal equinox is clean.

Jujube smallpox in summer, autumnal equinox.

Jujube in July, pear in August and persimmon in September all have red skins.

Jujube in July, pear in August and persimmon in September are on the market.

Red on July 15, and cleaned on August 15.

Pick dates to eat on July 15th and play on August 15th.

Pick dates to eat on July 15, and stop eating dates on August 15.

July 15 date circle, August 15 semi-dry.

July 15 will be spent on red dates, and August 15 will be dried.

July 15 is bordeaux, and August 15 is the net.

Before autumn, the animals were carefully managed, and Sanqiu tried to be brave in the wild.

Fish grow fast in summer, so it is necessary to strengthen management, increase bait and prevent diseases early.