What are the agricultural activities that farmers engage in in a year?

Farming activities mainly include sowing, management and harvesting according to the process.

Farming refers to agricultural production activities such as ploughing, fertilization, sowing, field management (weeding, lodging prevention, spraying pesticides, insect prevention, cold prevention, freezing prevention, drought prevention, watering, waterlogging prevention, irrigation and drainage), harvesting, harvesting, storage, and six livestock management (feeding and disease prevention).

Agricultural activities cover fruits and vegetables, flowers and trees, Chinese herbal medicines, edible fungi, grain and oil, aquatic products, livestock, pesticides, fertilizers, seeds, agricultural machinery and facilities.

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Climatic characteristics

In China, January, February and March of the lunar calendar are regarded as spring. Astronomy regards the vernal equinox as the beginning of spring. In climatology, the five-day average temperature is used as the unified standard for dividing seasons. When the five-day average temperature rises to 10℃, winter ends and spring begins.

According to this standard, most of the spring in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River is from late March to early April, that is, around Tomb-Sweeping Day, and the four solar terms of beginning of spring, rain, fright and vernal equinox still belong to the winter category.

As the saying goes: "Spring hits five Kyubi no Youko, and spring hits six or nine heads." In other words, the days of beginning of spring are not in Kyubi no Youko, but in Liujiutou. After beginning of spring, the days became longer, the temperature rose slowly, the soil began to thaw from the lower layer, and the frozen soil became shallower. During this period, there is still a strong cold wave, the weather is dry, and there are often strong winds and snowfall.