Planting old sayings, you know?

To plow, to see dead soil, to rake, to see slopping soil, and to see wet soil.

Ploughing an inch deep is equal to the upper layer of dung.

Farming without dung is tantamount to fooling around.

Medium well, 100% income; 10% mature, 30% lost.

At the beginning of May, the Summer Solstice did not grow sesame seeds to eat sesame oil; in the middle of the Summer Solstice, nine of the ten oil mills were empty; if the Summer Solstice did not produce garlic, he must have scattered the cloves.

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Jujube sprouts and grow cotton. Around Grain Rain, he planted melons and beans.

Dry cowpea, waterlogged adzuki bean, harvest mung bean without drought and waterlogging.

Immortal cotton in the sun, immortal pumpkin in the rain, immortal cabbage, immortal spring onions.

Peaches, three apricots and four pears for five years. Jujube trees could be exchanged for money in those years.

If there is dung in the hoe, the more you hoe, the more tender it becomes. There is water in the hoe and fire in the hoe.

Wheat hoe three times without trench, bean hoe three times round; dry hoe cotton wet hoe melon, do not dry wet hoe sesame.

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Fight for the day in spring and time in summer, and it is never too late to do great things in a year.

Stinging without ploughing is like steaming a bun out of breath; the Spring Equinox's wheat roots are worth thousands of dollars in a moment.

A rain before and after the Qingming Festival is better than that of a scholar.

Wuhuang does not go to work in June and drinks the north wind in the tenth winter.

It is difficult to pay for a drought in May and a full meal in June.

A scratch in winter is better than a plough in spring.

Head volt radish, two volt mustard, three volts to grow cabbage.

In July, the jujube circle; in August, grow garlic early.

Thick millet and thin wheat coax people to death.

July jujube, August pear, September persimmon red skin.

It is better to plant soil in August than moisture in September.

The Autumn Equinox planted high mountains, Cold Dew planted plains, and depressions planted before Frosts Descent.

The Autumn Equinox is early, Frosts Descent is late, and Cold Dew is planting wheat at the right time.

Three minutes, seven minutes, 100% insurance.

Lesser Snow is not divided into shares, and the heavy snow is not unearthed.

Harvest a plow for wheat and a hoe for autumn harvest.

It snows all over the sky in December, and the wheat heaps up in the coming year.

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A handful of sweet potatoes are covered with ash, and sweet potatoes grow into piles.

It rains at night and is sunny during the day, and there is no place for grain harvest.

The earth is Baozhongbao, and you can't live without it.

It is ploughed deep and raked evenly, and gold and silver grow from the soil.

If the cultivated land is uneven, it is difficult to keep the soil moisture. One layer of skin a year, a plow deep in ten years.

Many seedlings deceive the grass, and the grass bully the seedlings. If the winter wheat is under pressure, the more it is pressed, the more it gets worse.

When there is a shortage of corn, it grows one section a night.

Sweet potatoes have no mother, rain logistics turns over seedlings; taro picks flowers frequently and is pulled by a car when planing; if you want good cotton, pinch your head and wipe your ears.

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If the weather is fine, no trench will be opened, and Rain Water will cross the river.

The farm tools are complete and the work is thorough. Three points of use, seven points of safekeeping.

Early treatment of diseases and insect pests, early prevention of diseases and insect pests. Kill one worm in spring and ten thousand grains in autumn.

Kaohe is afraid of the north wind, and Evening he is afraid of Lei Gong. Half the seedlings are good, and the seedlings are strong and half produce.

After transplanting rice seedlings, there is no bowl of Lesser Fullness of Grain.

The head is shallow, twice deep, and three times to hoe the soil and bacon.

When the crops found dead seedlings, they pulled out the roots and burned them.

One tree does not cure the other, and this year does not cure the harm next year.