Northern farming proverb?

Proverbs are the result of historical and cultural precipitation. They are called "living fossils" of national culture and bear rich cultural connotations. I have compi

Proverbs are the result of historical and cultural precipitation. They are called "living fossils" of national culture and bear rich cultural connotations. I have compiled some proverbs about farming in the north for you. I hope you like them.

10 selected northern farming proverbs:

1*** Tung leaves and horseshoes are big, and they don't care about rice seeds.

2*** Tung trees are blooming and planting sesame seeds.

3*** Tung flowers fall to the ground, but peanuts can't be planted.

4*** Tung flowers fall to the ground, and mud is planted in the valley.

5*** Toona sinensis bud drum, planting. Toona sinensis germinates to grow cotton.

6*** Toona sinensis head, grabbed, every household grows cotton.

7*** Toona sinensis is big, so put the seedlings down.

8*** Jujube germinates and grows cotton. Jujube bamboo shoots, sesame melons.

9*** dates block the nostrils and carry beans with their legs.

10*** Jujube has a red belly, and the sickle is grinding fast, so it is necessary to cut grain.

A complete collection of northern agricultural proverbs:

1*** Poplar leaves have more money, so plant melons quickly; Yang, plant watermelons quickly.

Poplar leaves are as big as money, and cotton is planted everywhere.

3*** Poplar is rich in leaves and wants to grow cucumbers.

4*** flew to Yang Shuhua to grow cotton.

5*** Catkin breeding, sorghum seeds.

6*** Willow blossoms, beans grow and melons grow.

7*** Catkin is bustling, and every family grows rice seedlings.

8*** Twisted willow buds, yam buried.

9*** catkins fall and plant yam.

10*** catkins fall to the ground and cotton is born.

11* * elm hangs money, good cotton. I have been planting sweet potatoes for thousands of years.

12*** Yu Qian shua, seeds shua sorghum.

13*** Yu Qianhuang, busy growing grain; Poplar catkins are planted in mountain classics.

14*** There is nothing wrong with peach blossom and plum blossom.

15*** Mulberry leaves frost every night, worrying about raising silkworms.

16*** Late frost hurts cotton seedlings and early frost hurts cotton peaches.

17*** Cotton is afraid of cloudy days in August, and rice is afraid of cold dew and frost.

18*** buckwheat sees frost, and all grains are * * *.

19*** On the first day of August, the wild goose gate opened and frost came at the foot of the wild goose.

After the 20 * * cold wave, the weather was fine and the night was cloudless and frost-free.

2 1*** The north wind will have frost without dew.

22*** Frost flakes and hail lines.

23*** The wind blew a large area, and the hail hit a line.

24*** Man Cang has a dry valley in spring and no crops in summer.

25*** Spring drought is not a drought, and autumn drought is halved.

26*** Open positions in spring drought, and cut off grain in autumn drought.

27*** polder * * is afraid of flooding, and drowning in the mountains is afraid of doing it.

28*** is not afraid of seed drought, but autumn seedlings are dry.

29*** is not afraid of dry seedlings, but afraid of dry seeds.

30*** three years, both ends closed, crusted and built walls.

3 1*** The polder is good, but the rainy season is sad.

32*** polder fields are good, but May is sad.

33*** The polder field became a famine year overnight.

34*** lack of water head, drought lack of tail.

35*** Water shortage for one hundred days, drought for one year.

Water shortage is the first line, and drought is a large area.

37*** The drought and flood are scheduled for July 15, and the harvest is scheduled for August 15.

38*** Phenology and Agriculture * * * Using indicator crops as indicators to predict agricultural time * * *

39*** Nine flowers bloom, and farm work comes together.

40*** Yang Ye slaps, and the old man squeezes the melon seedlings.

4 1*** Poplar leaves clap their hands and plant sorghum everywhere.