Proverbs about agricultural production

Hang the hoe hook on July 15.

Seven plows, eight rakes and nine hooks.

Beginning of autumn collects in the morning and evening of July.

Plough gold in July and silver in August.

Seventy-two rows of crops are strong.

Seventy-two rows of crops are the best.

The wheat planted in July is early and the wheat planted in August is late.

70% mature, 100% mature and 70% mature.

Wheat is raised in July, blooms in August, and naked oats arrive home in September.

Grass is like gold in July and silver in August.

Evening primrose in September is not good.

It rains in August, so it is good to plant lodging.

Gold is everywhere in August.

The vegetables planted in August were eaten and sold.

August onions are empty in September, and porcelain tintin October.

Ten percent of eight mature crops were harvested, and twenty percent of ten mature crops were harvested.

A basket of oil in August, a basket of oil in September.

Cultivated land ran out of oil in October.

Don't plant millet when you lie in the ground.

Hard-working and uneducated.

land to the tiller

People are afraid of loose land and famine.

People can make people happy.

People should have enough to eat.

If you don't work hard, you will miss the grain.

People depend on food to feed the land, but on dung to grow.

Man nourishes the land and fattens it with blood.

People coax their stomachs.

People are afraid of fooling around, but grass is afraid.

People are afraid of no shit.

People are diligent but not lazy, and crops are managed by people.

People are diligent in making treasures, but lazy in making grass.

People miss people for a year by mistake.

People are afraid that the seedlings in the fetus are thin and the base fertilizer is insufficient.

Trick people for a year.

People are afraid of old poverty and old drought.

People are afraid of old age and poverty, and autumn is afraid of drought.

People rely on grain to raise seedlings and manure to grow.

People have lost weight, rice noodles are yellow, and rice seedlings are yellow.

People are afraid of being old and poor, and people are afraid of boring people.

People are afraid of attracting soil and catching grass.

People are afraid of nicknames and proximity.

Hard-working people are lazy to plant grass.

Those who are diligent but not lazy are full.

People are diligent but not lazy, full of graves.

People fool for a while and fool for a year.

There is no shortage of land for people, and there is no shortage of food in the workplace.

People can't do it without eating or dung.

People are iron rice and steel, and dung and crops are yellow on the ground.

People are iron rice and steel, and dung seedlings can't grow on the ground.

People control water, people don't control water, and water harms people.

People will starve to death if they don't eat.

People who eat grain and have sufficient water and fertilizer have high yield.

Children are afraid of lack of milk and fat.

Autumn ploughing is worse than living.

Children need milk and water.

Children should play by themselves.

A few years into the scene.

Onions and October Sky in September

There is no embroidered mother on the bed in September

90% sickle, 100% harvest.

Jiuli onion won't give up.

Nine, nine, nine, nine, the wheat is almost in the mouth.

In September, thunder will ring and rice will grow.

After 99-99, the rice noodle can was frozen.

Take a Joule bite on the face of Jiuyang in September.

There is rain and wind in Jiu-Er, and there is rice in the pot.

90% mature, 100% open, 30% lost.

It snows in October, and the next year must be half a year.

Three-minute species and seven-branch management

Three-part plough and seven-part rake

It rains in March and there are many kinds of valleys.

In dog days, hit a few stones in an acre to fight drought.

Three wagons of dung are not worth one wagon of dung.

March rain is as expensive as oil, and April rain moves hoes.

Three-part plough and seven-part rake are not afraid of drought and flood.

Three-point planting, seven-point management and great harvest are the only insurance.

Three plows, three rakes and nine hoes, the harvest in one season is the highest in a year.

Three spring is not as busy as one autumn, and the embroidery worker has to go downstairs.

It doesn't rain in dog days, but it is dry after autumn. This year's harvest will be halved.

Three plows, six rakes and nine hoes can't catch up with one plow to catch seedlings.

Dry hoes are shallow and wet hoes are deep.

Dry hoe and wet hoe beans.

Dry threshing beans and wet threshing