Spring ploughing is coming to an end, and farming is busy in the summer season. In Cungu Village, Fengxian Zhuangxing Town, flocks of birds, together with agricultural machinery and rice paddies, form a beautiful and harmonious landscape.
In the contiguous paddy fields, rumbling tractors are accompanied by herds of cattle-backed herons, who either calmly follow the agricultural machinery and wait for opportunities to forage for food, or stretch out above the rice fields in groups of three or five, flying freely.
Take a closer look, there is also a group of myna birds mixed in, following the farming machinery before and after the dance, a moment of foraging, a moment of playful chasing, and the back of the heron to match the fun, deducing a harmonious scene of you ploughing and me, living in harmony.
Shen Binfeng, head of the Shanghai Cunhe Agricultural Resources Management Professional Cooperative, said that there are more than 2,700 mu of rice fields in Cungu Village, and 2,000 mu have completed head tillage, and this week will gradually enter the resumption of farming to prepare for subsequent farming. Starting in early June, the cooperative will start planting and live broadcasting.
Epidemic prevention and control does not miss the agricultural time. In fact, in mid-to-late April, Fengxian immediately formulated a "white list" of agricultural practitioners, allowing agricultural practitioners who were sealed in villages for non-epidemic-related reasons to return to work in a timely manner, and actively organizing agricultural mechanics, seedling field production personnel and agricultural material distributors to invest in spring agricultural production to ensure that epidemic prevention and control and spring ploughing production are "grasped with both hands and without mistakes".
Lixia trivia
Lixia has three waits: one waits for the grasshopper to sing, the second waits for the earthworm to come out, and the third wait for the king guasheng. At present, it is in the "second weather, earthworms out", earthworms live in damp and dark soil, the temperature is gradually rising, earthworms are impatient, come out to join in the fun. The tractor plough also allowed the earthworms to passively turn out of the soil, attracting a full meal of cattle-backed herons and starlings.