Agricultural proverbs describing the weather

Agricultural proverbs with phenological knowledge;

Smell cicadas in the rain and announce the arrival of sunny days. Smell cicadas in early autumn and welcome Tian Yu in late autumn.

Sparrows hoard food and it will snow. It's going to rain in the ant nest.

Fish dive and rain comes. Swallows fly low, it's going to rain.

When the toad comes out of the hole, it never stops raining. Turtle back tide, rain omen.

Earthworms climb the road, and it rains like hemp. The loach is quiet and sunny.

Crocodile grass, the cold wave is coming. Chickens stay late, ducks crow happily, and storms come quickly.

Nine flowers bloom, and farm work comes together. Poplar leaves clap their hands, and the old man presses the melon seedlings.

Poplar leaves are flapping and sorghum is planted everywhere. Poplar leaves are rich, so plant melons quickly. Yang. Grow watermelons quickly.

Poplar leaves are as big as money and cotton is planted everywhere. Poplar leaves are abundant, so it is necessary to grow cucumbers.

Fly to Yang Shuhua to grow cotton. Catkin is raised and sorghum is planted. Willow blossoms, beans grow and melons grow.

Catkin is prosperous, and every family grows rice seedlings. When the willow buds twist, the yam is buried.

The proverb "See three things in the cold, farmers have plenty of food and clothing" means that in the cold season, if it snows more, locust larvae will freeze to death, so that the crops in the coming year will not be affected by pests, and the crops will be harvested and farmers will have plenty of food and clothing.

The popular saying is that "the pigs are wet in March, and the buds rot in March", "the cows are wet in sleep, and it will be cold on March 3 next year", and "the south wind will send the cold, and the dogs will not go out in the first month". The cold should be cold but not warm. There are many proverbs that the cold and warm weather is unfavorable to agricultural production. Proverbs say that the weather is warm and humid in the great cold solar terms, which means that the cold and rainy weather in February-April in the solar calendar is serious and has a negative impact on crop growth in spring.

"When it is cold, it is afraid of the south wind, and when it rains, it is afraid of the south wind." The weather on the day of "Great Cold" was once an important indicator of agriculture. As long as the north wind blows and the weather gets cold, it means there will be a bumper harvest next year. On the contrary, if the south wind blows and the weather is warm, it means that the crops will fail next year. If it rains, the weather in the coming year may be abnormal, affecting the growth of crops.