Proverbs about busy farming

The proverbs about busy farming are as follows:

1. During the Qingming Festival, you are busy planting wheat, and during the Grain Rain, you are busy planting fields.

2. If you don’t plant awn seeds in high valleys, you won’t be able to mature them if you go beyond the valley.

3. The ground is full of yellow for ten days.

4. Sanxia is very busy, so the embroiderer girl gets out of bed.

5. Summer field, one night early, one punch high.

6. The wheat comes on the stage and the silkworms go upstairs.

7. In June and July, there is no white water.

8. The summer fields are barren, the autumn fields are plentiful, June is not hot, and the grains are not harvested.

9. There is no heat in the summer, and no grains.

10. Small summers bring small cuts, while major heats bring big cuts.

11. Slight heat is not considered hot, but severe heat is in full swing.

12. From the Great Summer to the Beginning of Autumn, cut the grass and feed the old cows.

13. When it rains at the beginning of autumn, everything is harvested; when it rains at the end of summer, everything is lost.

14. The rain in the summer heat is like the rice in the barn.

15. When it rains during the summer heat, nine out of ten things will be empty.

16. White dew comes early and cold dew comes late. The autumn equinox is the right time to plant wheat.

17. At the autumnal equinox, the wheat grains are round and round, and there is a ditch in the wheat grains during the cold dew.

18. It rains eighty-three times during the wheat harvest.

19. Clouds cover the moon on August 15th, and snow lights up the lights on the 15th day of the first lunar month.

20. If there is no rain on the Double Ninth Festival, look at the 13th. If there is no rain on the 13th, it will be a dry winter.

21. There were three fogs in October, and scalpers floated on the water.

22. The sky is full of light snow, and the coming year will be a good one.

23. There are piles of wheat under the heavy snow, and the house is filled with wheat.

24. There is a wind at the winter solstice and a storm at the summer solstice.

25. Snow in winter is like a quilt of wheat, but snow in spring rots the roots of wheat.

The origin of the proverb about busy farming:

The proverb about busy farming is the crystallization of experience and wisdom summed up by people in their long-term agricultural production practice. These proverbs are usually passed down orally from farmers through generations. They reflect the laws and characteristics of agricultural production and are of great significance in guiding agricultural production and improving agricultural production efficiency.

Proverbs about busy farming are usually summarized by farmers based on their own production experience and observations. They are the crystallization of farmers' wisdom. These proverbs are usually concise, clear, easy to remember, and vivid. They can be deeply rooted in people's hearts and be widely disseminated and applied.

For example: "Spring rain is as precious as oil", "Before and after Qingming, plant melons and beans", "It rains in March to harvest wheat, and thousands of tons of grain are harvested in autumn" and other proverbs, which are all summarized by farmers in their long-term production practice. The crystallization of experience and wisdom.