Ingredients for growing vegetables

My biggest gain this week is to understand how farmers grow vegetables. The following is the composition of growing vegetables, I hope it can help you!

Chapter 1: Growing Vegetables After the Spring Festival, the weather is getting warmer and warmer. On a bright spring day, grandpa plans to grow vegetables in the backyard garden. I'm curious to follow him and see how grandpa grows vegetables.

Grandpa and I came to the vegetable garden. Grandpa shoveled the soil in the field with a shovel, and then smashed it flat. I wonder why grandpa did it. Grandpa told me that it was to soften the soil and help the seeds absorb nutrients and breathe. After leveling the land, grandpa neatly divided the turned land into two pieces. A piece of celery seedling is used for carrying. I first dug a hole in the soil like my grandfather, buried the roots of the vegetable seedlings in the soil, and then sealed them with soil, thus planting a vegetable seedling. The other piece is used to spread the seeds for serving, and then cover the seeds with soil. At my request, my grandfather left me a small piece of land. I planted the seeds of my favorite lily carefully, expecting it to produce the most beautiful flowers. Finally, grandpa watered the vegetables with a hose to ensure that the seeds had sufficient nutrition.

Vegetables are finally planted. Looking at the neat vegetable fields, although I was a little tired, I was very happy and learned to grow vegetables.

Chapter 2: I grew up growing vegetables for the first time, but I didn't grow vegetables. I went back to my hometown this time and experienced the taste of growing vegetables.

Our family drove back to their hometown by themselves, and my parents said to me along the way, "You are so old, you'd better experience growing vegetables!" "grow vegetables!" I cried as soon as I heard it, and I felt a strange excitement in my heart. Dad said to me, "Don't be happy yet. I understand that you are tired of growing vegetables. Don't give up halfway! " ""How come, I insist, and I won't give up halfway! " Dad added, "Don't talk big, I'll see what happens to you in the future. "When I got home and got off the bus, I said to my grandmother," Grandma, I want to grow vegetables. Come with me and teach me how to grow them. " Grandma agreed. When we came to the vegetable field, grandma gave me a hoe and said, "The first thing to grow vegetables is to loosen the soil." I immediately picked up the hoe and began to loosen the soil, but it was half loose. I was sweating all over and thought, "It is really difficult to loosen this hard soil into soft soil. I don't want to do it!" " I just wanted to throw a hoe, but I was thinking, "Dad will talk about me again in the future, no, I will insist!" " "In this way, I persisted and finally the soil was loose. Grandma said, "Go upstairs and get a green vegetable seed!" " "As soon as I heard this, I ran upstairs and brought a wheat grain. I ran downstairs and handed it to my grandmother. Grandma looked at it and touched my head: "Good boy, you took a grain of wheat. You can forget it if you take this, but you still take a rotten one. You are not suitable for growing vegetables. "My eyes got wet when I heard it:" Why, I finally made up my mind to grow vegetables. Hey, I can't do it well. "Grandma saw me crying and immediately said," It's okay. Just try a few more times. Come here, I'll teach you. "I instantly restored confidence. I followed my grandmother to learn how to look at the types and quality of seeds. He also taught me how to loosen the soil more conveniently and how to grow vegetables. I tried several times to learn. Time flies, the sun goes down in a blink of an eye, and my grandmother and I go home.

Growing vegetables this time, let me know that even if I can't do it well once, I will, as long as I study hard and practice a few times more.

Chapter 3: Learn to grow vegetables from grandma. On Saturday, it was sunny. After lunch, grandma took me to grow vegetables in the field not far from home.

In the vegetable field, grandma first loosened the hard soil with a hoe, and then dug a small ditch. In a short time, grandma dug the ditch.

Grandma said, "When you grow vegetables, you must plant them in the ditch. There are about two between them. " Grandma dug a small crack in the ditch with a hoe, put a small rape in it, filled it with soil, and pressed it with her finger, and a small rape was planted. Like my grandmother, I also planted a few small rapeseed trees. Maybe I've never grown vegetables. The small rapeseed I planted is either sleeping or their roots are "basking in the sun". Grandma told me: "the roots of vegetables should not be buried too deep or too shallow." Buried too deep will suffocate, buried too shallow will be killed by the sun. Be moderate in depth. " I did as grandma said and planted small rapeseed. Grandma praised me for my good planting, and I was flattered. In this way, we planted it for another afternoon, which made us sweat. Finally, after planting, we packed our hoes and bamboo baskets and went home.

Labor made me really understand that "weeding is at noon, and sweat drips down the soil." Who knows the Chinese food on the plate is hard? "Meaning.

Chapter four: I learned to grow vegetables. Seeing that grandpa harvests a lot of vegetables every year, he wants to learn to grow vegetables. Under the pleading of my little sister and me, grandpa finally gave me and my little sister two plots of land.

My little sister and I went shopping to buy seeds. Under the guidance of grandpa, I bought watermelon seeds and my little sister bought corn seeds.

The seeds have grown into big leaves. Grandpa taught us, "When the leaves are big, you can fertilize them." Without saying anything, I rushed into the warehouse to get fertilizer. Grandpa came over and shouted, "When fertilizing, apply it in the soil near the roots, not on the leaves, it will hurt the leaves!" " "I thought to myself: Thank God, thanks to my grandfather, I almost made a mistake again. I learned my lesson and applied fertilizer carefully.

My big leaves are blooming. One day, a group of "worm soldiers" came running to our land. I thought: with a watering can? No, it's powerful and can't shoot far. With a water gun? No, it's far, but not strong. I thought and thought, and finally I thought of the high-pressure water gun I bought in Black Valley. I packed insecticide water and shot at the "bug soldier". Half of the "worm soldiers" fell down, and some "small soldiers" ran to my sister's cornfield. Little sister cried out in a hurry, "Brother, come and save me!" " I shot at it with a water cannon, and more than half of the "worm soldiers" fell. The remaining deserters fled in a hurry. I pursued them until they hit the fence.

In summer, I finally grew into a watermelon. I found a watermelon king to share the harvest fruit, but I couldn't carry it alone, so we took it home by bike.

This incident, let me understand: a sowing, a growth, a pay, a harvest!

Chapter 5: Growing vegetables came to the countryside for the first time today. When I saw my grandmother growing vegetables, I ran over curiously. "I'll come, I'll come!" I walked over. Grandma said, "You can't plant it. Don't mess around. Be careful to cut off the roots." I proudly said, "Hum, who am I?" Like I said, I started. When I planted the first tree, my grandmother said, "If you plant it so close, it is impossible for the vegetables to grow. You should plant it further. " The second time, grandma said, "Why did you plant so far?" No! " Grandma is getting impatient.

Grandma said, I was not convinced, so I went to see how grandma planted it. Grandma said, "You, that's it. You are not serious at all. You get impatient every time you talk about it. How can you succeed in doing this? " After being scolded by my grandmother, I walked out of the vegetable garden with my head down. Just crossing the boundary of the vegetable garden, I suddenly remembered a lesson I just learned-mahogany. I can't rely on others alone; Without support, you will die slowly. So I decided that I must learn to grow vegetables. So I got up the courage to go back to the vegetable garden. Grandma was surprised and asked, "Didn't you leave?" Why did you come back? "I said," let me try again! "Grandma know my temper, but agreed.

After careful observation, I took action. I measured the distance. Start planting. : "ah! Grandma, will you come and have a look at this? " Grandma ran to have a look and said, "That's good!" " "So my confidence ran back from the abyss. I continued to plant, and I planted a lot, and my grandmother praised me!

One "first time" is like a footprint, printed on our road to success. I see: the first time is not the devil, it has been experienced and passed. In retrospect, I think he is very simple. Only if you have the courage to rush, will you reap success!

Article 6: grow vegetables "grow vegetables! Grow vegetables! " I cried happily. My mother and my neighbors and aunts opened a small vegetable garden behind our parking lot. My mother and aunt Zhao Fang planted a bumper harvest of peppers, and now they are going to plant coriander, garlic sprouts, spinach and so on. I think spinach seeds and vanilla seeds should be round! "Kangkang. Go! " Hey, mom called me, so I won't play the suspense with you! Let's go!

I feel great when I go out, haha, don't be afraid of the heat. Let's get to work. Let's go to the weeds in the field first, and then turn over the soil.

I saw my mother holding her head in her hands and digging hard on the ground, that's all. In a short time, the field more than two meters long was dug loose, and my mother picked up ten sons and crawled to level the ground.

I quickly opened the bag of seeds, wow! What kind is this? There are small thorns on the circle. I was thinking. My mother said it was spinach seeds. The raw rapeseed is brown, thin and sharp. The seeds of oil wheat vegetables are white, a bit like an oval. The seeds of mustard are round and have two colors: red and black.

When I started to grow vegetables, my mother spread rapeseed evenly in the field, and then climbed in the field with ten sons to catch it for a while. Huh? That's it? Mother said, "All right! Just wait for food. "

It turns out that growing vegetables is so simple!

Chapter 7: Growing Vegetables It's sunny today. My parents and I happily came to the vegetable garden of Baliqiao School to grow vegetables. Along the way, I pedaled my bike with all my strength and sped on the expressway.

We prepared our tools and walked happily to the vegetable field without saying anything. The vegetables in the vegetable field are really lush: rapeseed sprints upward quickly, trying to be as tall as Dashuge; Garlic seedlings also grow very fast and want to compete with leeks; Green onions are not backward, and they are green. Our vegetable fields were trimmed by grandparents, with ridges and covered with thin plastic films. I looked at the vegetable seedlings again: how to grow vegetable seedlings when the vegetable fields are covered?

I saw my mother dug several small holes in the plastic film with a small shovel, put the vegetable seedlings in the holes and buried them in the soil. Then, my work should start. I held up the watering can full of water, and a few words popped out of my mouth: "It's so heavy, so heavy!" " With a crash, some water spilled on the ground. Dad mumbled a few words to me: "Let adults know if you can't carry it! Don't be brave! " I rolled my eyes at my father and laboriously raised the watering can to water the seedlings. I was about to sprinkle water on the first seedling when my mother told me, "Niuniu, be careful, don't sprinkle water on the leaves of the seedling." "I carefully watered the roots of the seedlings, and soon, the hole was filled with water. Then water the second and third trees. Slowly, I mastered the law, and one seedling after another was full of water.

After watering, mother began to fill the soil. Mother used a small shovel to dig out some wet soil at the edge of the ridge and break it. Grab the broken soil particles by hand and stuff them into the small holes, then press them hard on the roots of the seedlings. Small vegetable seedlings all straightened up and swayed in the spring breeze. Finally, my mother sealed the hole in the plastic film with soil, saying it was to avoid growing grass. I followed my mother's example and filled several holes. I was worried that the soil was not buried well, and the seedlings would be blown crooked and could not stand straight, so I patted them on the soil again and printed some of my little handprints.

Because the seedlings are planted at noon, the sun is very strong, which can kill these seedlings. So my father took me to the east wall of the vegetable field to shovel some weeds. We rolled the weeds loosely into a ball, like handfuls of umbrellas, covering the seedlings gently. Now, Xin Wei people are like slim girls, holding a green umbrella, so they won't get sunburned.

After a long time, the vegetable seedlings were planted. Although a little tired, I am still very happy.

Chapter 8: Growing Vegetables Today, my parents and I bought some vegetable seeds and planted vegetables in our attic.

First, the first step is to move the earth. We took two vats and filled the forest in front of the building with earth. Then my father carried one and my mother and I carried one and strode into the attic. This soil is really heavy! Speaking of the first floor, I'm out of breath. Dad was full of energy, mentioned the third floor, and stood there panting like an old cow plowing the field. After a short rest, I continued to sleep. My mother and I gritted our teeth, hunched like two big shrimps, and walked up step by step with jacks tied to our legs. Labor is really not easy!

Finally, put the soil in the attic, and the next step is to loosen the soil. My father and I each have a shovel, turning the soil with one hand, picking out small stones with the other hand, or crushing large clods. We are meticulous, just like crickets carefully building their own houses. Small insects such as ants and spiders appear in the soil from time to time. My father and I also scared my mother with a long, ugly and hairy bug, which made her scream loudly. In fact, labor is also fun.

Finally, we can sow! I can't wait to tear open the leek seed bag. I saw that these small seeds were dark, flat and round, about the size of small black beans, just like elves crowded together. After dad soaked the soil thoroughly with water, he plowed this small piece of land into seven or eight parallel ditches with a small shovel, so I picked a few elves and invited them to my new home. Haha, they are lying quietly in their new home, a pile of three, five at a critical moment. They don't cry or make trouble. They seem to like it here. After we settled all the elves, we finally covered them with a thin quilt.

Then, we planted lettuce seeds like bugs and spinach seeds like mung beans in two round pots in the same way. Looking at these fruits of labor, I seem to see green spinach dancing in the wind, as if I smelled the fragrance of scrambled eggs with leeks, and as if I tasted the sweetness of lettuce in my mouth. My heart is full of labor happiness and beautiful expectations-elves, I hope you will grow up soon.