What solar terms does war mean?
It is often said that "three summers" is a busy farming season, that is, summer management is busy with summer harvest, summer sowing and spring sowing crops. Therefore, "awn seed", also known as "busy planting" and "busy planting", is the busiest time for farmers to sow and go to the fields. Ear seed is the ninth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms, the third solar term in summer and the beginning of noon month in the trunk calendar. The yellow meridian of the sun reaches 75 degrees, which is celebrated on June 5-7 of the Gregorian calendar every year. "awn seed" means "grain crops with awns can be planted, and they will become invalid after planting"
This season, the temperature rises obviously, the rainfall is abundant and the air humidity is high, which is suitable for planting cereal crops such as late rice. Agricultural planting is bounded by the solar term "awn seed", and the survival rate of planting has become lower and lower since then. It is the reflection of ancient farming culture in festivals.
The solar term of awn species is of great significance in agriculture. The book of the lunar calendar says, "The bucket refers to the awn seed. At this time, there are awn valleys to plant, and after that, it will be invalid, hence the name." This means that the solar term of canopy is suitable for planting grain crops with canopy; It is also the dividing point of the timing of planting crops, and it will be invalid after that. The folk proverb "It's no use planting awns again" tells this truth. Mango is a solar term for busy farming, which is also called "busy planting" by the people. This season is the time to plant rice in the south and harvest wheat in the north.
What should I do when I fight?
1, summer harvest, wheat harvest
At that time, the first thing to do is to harvest wheat. After a long period of growth, wheat turns from green to yellow. At this time, people should harvest quickly to ensure that the particles return to the warehouse. Put all the wheat planted in the granary, then naturally you don't have to starve and solve the problem of food and clothing. At that time, it was really rich.
2. Sow in summer and plant rice.
When I was a child, I was most afraid of this solar term. After coming home from school, I will start to do farm work and transplant rice seedlings, and I can't lift my waist every time. But the older generation always warned us to learn to grow our own grain, so that we can still guarantee food no matter what age. Actually, it's true. Today, there are many kinds of rice in our hometown.
3. Summer management and crop management
After sowing, there is one more important thing, that is management. After the season, there is more and more precipitation and the average temperature is getting higher and higher. Crops sown in spring, such as cotton and spring corn, have entered the peak period of water demand, fertilizer demand and growth and development. At this time, it is necessary to weed and prevent diseases and insects. Otherwise, other disasters, such as diseases, insects, droughts, floods, hail, etc. , it will happen or replace them, resulting in limited crop yield and serious output will be destroyed.