Sentences describing wheat harvest and maturity

1. On my way home, I saw the wheat in the farmland on both sides of the road turn golden yellow.

2. A breeze blew, and golden wheat waves were set off in the terraced fields. More spectacular than the waves.

The wheat is ripe and the fields are golden.

4. Mature wheat, with a heavy waist, rubs against each other and makes a squeaking noise. As soon as the "Tututu" harvester rang, rows of wheat fields fell.

5. Looking around, there is a golden wave.

6. When I arrived in the suburbs, I saw large tracts of wheat fields in the distance, like a big carpet, which looked very flat and made people feel extremely wide.

7. The wheat is ripe and the harvest is in sight.

In August and May, the wheat fields turn yellow one after another. Thick orange stalks are covered with spikes, cooked so happily and deeply, like a string of golden sweat, like an endless golden ocean.

9. The wheat awn stands upright, just like an oncoming broom. The wheat grains are full and bigger than good apple seeds.

12, ripe wheat, with a heavy waist, rubs against each other and makes repeated noises.

13, autumn wheat is ripe and looks golden. So it is called the golden wheat field.

14. From a distance, the neat drill wheat has matured, like a golden belt. When we walked into the wheat field, we clearly saw that the mature ears of wheat were covered with grains, which were bulging and seemed to burst.