Write a summary of the study of agriculture~500 words~

Time flies by like a flash, and the three-day student-agricultural life has ended. Although these three-day student-agricultural life is short, it is also full of meaning: I think, in my future life, These three days of student-farmer life will always be the deepest imprint in my mind. I will always remember this unforgettable collective life and the day when I learned so many things.

Before I came to study agriculture, I always thought that the countryside was the beautiful countryside described by literati as "one water protects the fields and brings greenery, and two mountains with rows of gates bring greenery", or "dogs bark deeply" In the lane, cockcrows and mulberry trees top the leisurely pastoral life. But after arriving at the base, I realized that the actual situation was completely different from what I imagined.

Life away from our parents was unimaginable at first. We were caught off guard at first, and everything was clueless and disorganized, but as time went by, we began to adapt and began to know how to take care of our own lives. I think: This is the biggest gain that student farmers bring us - independence and autonomy.

After being away from our parents, our place of residence is our other home - our bedroom. The sanitation of the dormitory is an important link. Because it is enough to exercise our self-care ability. From making the bed when you first come in to taking care of and cleaning the dormitory, we strive to learn well in every aspect. From being caught off guard and in a hurry when we first entered, to learning to be calm, calm and skilled, we have gone through a process of learning to do everything by ourselves. We bid farewell to the princely and princess-like life of opening our mouths for food and stretching out our hands for clothes. We have learned to take care of ourselves and think for ourselves. Learning to do it bit by bit, from not understanding to understanding bit by bit, also confirms the vow we made to ourselves at the beginning, and confirms that in this learning process, we are slowly growing up, slowly maturing, and slowly becoming independent. , autonomy.

In this student-agriculture activity, we participated in road pruning and greening, mechanized weeding, etc. under the scorching sun every day. Although the scorching sun was in the sky, the difficult conditions did not dampen the enthusiasm of the students. Our instructors at the base Actively participate in labor under the leadership of the party, hone your will and cultivate your independence and autonomy in accordance with the requirements.

However, independence and autonomy are not all that this student-agriculture program has. It also provides us with an environment to more deeply understand the meaning and significance of the collective. Some things can be very tiring and difficult to do well by one person, but if done by several people, they are not only efficient but can also be completed well. As the saying goes: Unity is strength. The cohesion of the group cannot be seen until the critical moment. And I am very happy that the collective cohesion of our class is obvious and gratifying.

Three days and two nights have passed, but I think the inspiration left to us is another harvest left to us by the agricultural students. Especially as students, how should we integrate what we have learned from studying agriculture into our studies. Everything is difficult at the beginning, but as long as you make a good start, you may have a good result. When you do anything or encounter any difficulties, don't deny yourself easily first. Believe in your own abilities and potential, and give yourself the greatest confidence to solve any obstacles on the road to learning. I believe that I will extend the spirit and good qualities I have learned during this period into my studies and make greater progress in my studies.

Studying as a farmer allowed me to learn a certain amount of independent living and self-care abilities; cultivated my sense of collective honor; and enhanced my communication skills and labor ability. In short, I learned a lot of things that I had not learned before, and I benefited a lot from this colorful agricultural learning activity.