Lazy farmer farming log 6: are you used to a sore waist, or are you already hunched?

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Because of having to go to work, several evenings "patrolling the fields" were unable to work hard, so they had to stand on the ridge of the field and observe with their eyes with a camera. The rice in this field is dancing in the waves. seen from the road, it is divided into four blocks. high, low, high and low grow in order. why is it so? Up to now, there is no correct answer, and the Abos in the village have presented a two-faction view.

One school said, "this is why you sprinkle fertilizer unevenly, some with fat and some without fertilizer." I don't quite agree with this view. I think I threw chicken shit into the sky so carefully, even if I had chicken shit all over my face. after mixing the soil with the cultivator, how could the fertilizer be uneven?

Another school said: "this is because you sprinkle too much fertilizer, immediately put water to transplant rice seedlings, fertilizer is fermented in water, and the seedlings are choked." I quite agree with this view. After all, 34 packets of fertilizer have been sprinkled this time, and the fertilizer accounts for nearly 1/2 of the total expenses. This view indirectly makes me not have to spend so much money on the next ploughing. It is a saying that can both save money and make rice grow better. I like it.

Specially wearing sports shorts and slippers to patrol the fields, thinking that when I decided to farm, I wanted to give myself a walk in the fields in the evening, move, and relax. Before he went to the field, the landlord couldn't wait to come over and say, "others shake their heads. No one's fields are planted like this. If there is too much grass, the rice will not grow well." I thought to myself, of course, no one works in this way, just to change the traditional practice of farming and change people's values of farmland. If there were people who planted it like me, I wouldn't have to bother so much.

Take the little red bucket to the field and start today's grass-scrubbing movement.

"ouch! You can finish rubbing with so much grass. Ouch! To live a young life! " From time to time, Eminem, who passed by on his bicycle, shouted to me.

"it's going to be a herbal spray! It's time to hire a worker to scrub the grass! It's going to be fat! " Several Eminem stopped by the roadside for technical guidance, seeming to discuss my field with each other, but they all raised the decibels, trying to send these messages to me. And I was also very attentive to the feeling of rubbing grass. Apart from the warm touch of walking in the soft mud, I began to calculate how long it would take to feel sore at the waist.

Rubbing grass is different from fertilizing the fatigue of the waist. If we have to compare the difference between the two, I think the "leaning on the waist" of fertilization is the fatigue caused by standing up, bending down and repeating the movements. The "leaning on the waist" of rubbing grass comes from the fatigue caused by constantly bending the waist and slightly bending the knees. When you rub the second bucket of grass, the right hand pulls the grass, the left elbow naturally rests on the left knee, and the left hand pulls the grass, the right elbow will rest on the right knee. This is not the standard action seen by farmers in the past; yes, it will relieve the fatigue of the waist a lot.

Although it can be sprayed with herbs to solve the problem of weeds, spraying herbs will hurt the rice. In order to make the rice grow well, many farmers still rub the grass manually. If the time of rubbing two buckets of grass will make the waist sore, what about rubbing grass for the rest of your life?

Are you used to a sore waist, or are you already hunched?

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