Folk sayings about Eargreens

As the saying goes: When the awns are planted, the awns are planted again and again. Today I have compiled it for everyone for your reference.

Folk proverbs about awns

1. When the awns are budding, they bring peaches into the sky.

2. Ammonized wheat straw has improved nutrition, strong smell, and is a treasure for cattle and sheep.

3. The ground is deep and moist, so I am afraid of heavy rain.

4. If the wheat harvest season stops, the wind and rain will bring nothing.

5. Ear seeds are afraid of Thunder God, and summer solstice is afraid of north wind.

6. When the beans are sown under heavy rain, no matter whether they are black or white, they will rake quickly.

7. There are three fears about wheat harvest: hail, rain, and strong wind.

8. To kill the insect, kill the mother first; to catch the thief, capture the king first.

9. To make good wine, you need good music, and you need good tools as well.

10. There is no wheat harvest big or small, only one person has one sickle.

11. The sky is burning with awns, and the summer solstice rains on your head.

12. Wheat is on the field, cotton is gone.

13. It rains when the awn grows, and the water rises during the Dragon Boat Festival.

14. The wheat should be cut raw, and the millet should be cooked properly.

15. Sharpen your sword before chopping firewood.

16. If you want to choose good seeds, the stalks should be thick, the ears should be large, and the seeds should be full.

17. The spring valley should be late and the summer valley should be early.

18. Plant one night late, and the straw will be two fingers short.

19. Introduction to the common sense of the awn season of the twenty-four solar terms.

20. Grind the sickle and hoe without losing time.

21. When cotton is harvested, nine out of ten years are suitable.

22. Summer planting is one day late and autumn harvest is ten days late.

23. Harvest wheat tightly and harvest autumn slowly.

24. Busy or not, let’s play first.

25. Flower buds appear on cotton fruit branches, followed by taking off trouser legs.

26. Farm work is busy in summer, so harvest, plant and manage well.

27. Farming is not as good as hard work, and hard work is not as good as fast work.

28. When wet wheat enters the warehouse, it will rot completely.

29. The apricots are yellow and the wheat comes on.

30. Only busy with wheat, no matter the cotton, hoard the wheat into cotton and hold fists.

Sayings about Ear Grain

1. Wheat is selected in the field and mixed with it when it is brought to the field.

2. When the beans are sown under heavy rain, no matter whether they are black or white, they will rake quickly.

3. The sky is burning with awns, and the summer solstice rains on your head.

4. Cut quickly and beat quickly without scattering the grains of wheat.

5. The skill of hands is not as good as the skill of tools.

6. Whether there is wind or not, pile them into the middle.

7. High-pressure lamps can induce adult insects and reduce the number of eggs in cotton fields by 50%.

8. Farm work is busy in summer, so harvest, plant and manage well.

9. When cotton is rolled into eggs, the harvest is reduced by half.

10. If planted one day late, the straw will be short and flat.

11. The apricots are yellow and the wheat comes on.

12. There is no need to plant early in summer, the earlier the better.

13. The skill of the mind is not as good as the skill of the hand, and the skill of the hand is not as good as the skill of the family.

14. To kill the insect, kill the mother first; to catch the thief, capture the king first.

15. You can’t get it, Maimang water.

16. Willow branches attract insects and moths and destroy them before they emerge from the abdomen.

17. Although there is a good harvest of wheat, we are afraid of losing it in the harvest.

18. Go farming in the fifth and sixth months, and you will miss a punch before noon and in the afternoon.

19. When you can sow, don’t sow twice.

20. There are five tasks in harvesting wheat: cutting, pulling, beating, drying and hiding.

21. Whether there is a harvest or not depends on water, and whether there is more or less depends on fertilizer.

22. If you don’t plant awn seeds in high valleys, you won’t be able to mature beyond the valleys where awn seeds are grown.

23. To make good wine, you need good music, and you need good tools as well.

24. A line that will raise the market will not raise a large area.

25. Hands-on style is inseparable from household items.

26. If there is rain in the field of awn, the peas will be harvested; in the summer solstice, if there is rain, the peas will be lost.

27. You can’t cut off the small mango, and you can’t cut off the awn seeds.

28. It rains continuously, and the summer solstice burns the sky.

29. Spring competes with the day, and summer competes with the time.

30. The sky is filled with awns, and the fields are filled with water during the summer solstice.

31. The seeds must be collected and planted in the soil.

32. Hoe soybean sprouts and buckwheat flowers.

33. Farming is not as good as hard work, and hard work is not as good as fast work.

34. Soak the wheat to reap the beans, and soak the beans to reap the wheat.

35. If cotton does not control pests, the result will be in vain.

36. If the wheat harvest season stops, the wind and rain will bring nothing.

37. It’s cold in May, so you can harvest a handful of beans from a tree.

38. Water cotton before and after wheat harvest to promote healthy growth.

39. If you meet your in-laws, you won’t speak.

40. If the wheat straw is ammoniated well, the cattle and sheep will not be full.

41. The summer solstice is full of millet and millet.

42. If you want to choose good seeds, the stalks should be thick, the ears should be large, and the grains should be full.

43. Wheat is on the field, cotton is gone.

44. Don’t worry about planting beans too early. If there is rain after wheat, do it as soon as possible.

45. Wheat is sown for a month, beans are planted for a while.

46. Don’t laugh when the wheat is in the field. Only when it is collected in the hoard will it be reliable.

47. There is no heavy rain in Mangzhong, but there are flash floods in the summer solstice.

48. The potatoes planted in the awns weigh ten kilograms, and the roots of the potatoes planted in the summer solstice are bare.

49. There is no need for plows to cut wheat and beans. If it rains, make sure to clear the land.

50. The sky is burning with awns, and the rain is falling in the summer solstice.

51. On May 13th, it will be dry without rain.