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Proverbs and customs in the long summer

No one asked the fallen petal outside the door, and the green Ran Ran was all over the world.

Spring competes for the sun, and summer competes for time.

The long summer wheat will be pulled out in January.

One ear, two ears, in January.

Wheat means wind, and rice means rain.

The wind blows the flowers and the ground collapses; Rain makes flowers bloom, but it makes you blind.

Long summer wheat is grinning, and it can't be short of water.

It rains in April in Wang Mai, which is not as bad as that on March 20th.

An inch of wheat is not afraid of water, and a foot of wheat is afraid of water.

The weather is cool in the long summer, and the appearance is strong.

The whole long summer is cloudy, with honey insects (wheat aphids) and jaundice (rust).

The weather is dry before and after the long summer, and fire dragons are often indispensable.

Wind-borne fire dragon and fog-borne jaundice.

Wheat jointing, moths come, wheat is pregnant, and worms come out.

Small-flowered insects grow up and destroy their larvae in the long summer.

Peas grow in summer and branch every night.

Long summer potato.

During the Qingming period, rain flowers were planted in grains, and sweet potatoes were planted before and after the long summer.

In the long summer, sesame seeds are full of valleys.

Corn in long summer and valleys in Grain Rain.

Mung beans grow in summer.

Shantou Yantouba Wotou, sesame seeds are planted in spring and oiled in autumn.

When the season goes to long summer, plant millet first and then hemp.

Side marijuana was planted around the long summer.

Long summer grows hemp with seven strands and eight branches.

Before and after the long summer, we grow melons and beans.

Grow ginger in summer, and harvest "Niang" in summer until the sun.

Summer sowing grew rice and Xiaoman planted sesame seeds.

Man Cang planted rice in April (early rice) and in May.

Plant shallow first, then deep, and insert three or five spring seedlings.

Seven, eight, nine mornings, four, five, six nights.

Seven nights in the morning, single in the glutinous rice field.

Chang Xia is hoeing the ground for three days.

The hoe rang and the crops grew.

Cotton, listen, people take big steps.

If you want good crops, weeding in the fields should be done early.

Plant it on the plow and collect it on the hoe.

There is water and fire under the hoe.

If you don't hoe in summer, you will be hungry in winter.

Dry hoe wet, wet hoe dry, dry hoe propaganda.

Early hoeing should warm the ground, deep hoeing should not use boards, and more hoeing should be double insurance for drought and flood.

It's not good to hoe all over, grass in the old place.

Hoes are deep in spring and shallow in summer, and like shaving in autumn (referring to crops in early spring).

Shallow head, twice deep, three times and four times hard, five times, six times and seven times without hurting the roots.

The first digging (thinning seedlings), the second grasping (deep hoeing), the third and fourth largest hoeing (shallow and quick hoeing).

Start, plant twice, run three times and four times.

The first seedling, the second grass, the third and the fourth run along the ridge.

The first crop of sorghum, the second crop of grain and the third crop of cotton should be deeply hoed.

Saline-alkali land, diligent cultivation, has a good harvest.

Only when it's time to mow the grass can we ensure a good harvest.

Cut land without rain, and replant seedlings with rain.

The seedlings are incomplete, so fill them up as soon as possible.

In order to keep the seedlings alive, you must bring mud.

Put a shovel aside, even at the end of the nest.

Take more dirty things and cover them with two hands of yin water.

Young seeds will not be slow if they are strict.

The seedlings are fixed in baskets, and the aphid plants are moved out of the field.

Dig out the seedlings when the solar term comes to long summer.

Cotton legs, millet and sheep dung. Wheat seeds are separated, and millet leaves seedlings.

If you want to eat millet, millet sheep dung.

Sparse and dense, dense and sparse, neither sparse nor dense but strong.

In spring, I fell in love with seedlings, but in autumn, I got sparse harvest.

Short of grass for a while, short of seedlings for a season.

The seedling shortage is more serious than the grass shortage.

Grass with seedlings and grass without seedlings; One seedling after another, no peaches.

A seedless seedling can't bear peaches.

Too few seedlings are left, it's too late to regret.

If the seedlings are too thin, the grass is too long and the seedlings are too dense, it is easy to fall down.

Sorghum is thick and hard to ventilate, and the straw shriveled and reduced.

Sorghum is thick and thin.

Nine times out of ten, coarse grains and thin wheat are bad.

Thick grain looks good, thin grain eats.

If it is not thin or thick, it can be harvested.

Proper close planting can't go wrong, and one season's harvest is better than two.

The crops that are neither too thin nor too thick are growing well, and the autumn harvest has come to Man Cang.

Seedling protection is not long, and it will also reduce production if it is well managed.

Picking seedlings is like picking up dung.

The stems are round, the stems are flat, the weeds are crisp and hard, and the leaves are cotton.

Millet roots spread and weeds spread.

Dig the seedlings without grubbing up the roots, and the big tree holds the little grandson.

The number of seedlings left depends on soil fertility, taking into account the frost period of varieties, and never use knives (cotton).

Not dense or sparse, 3670.

Not dense or sparse, 367, sparse land can be five, six, seven (thousand).

There is not much cotton, 3600.