Gu Yu has "three fears"? On April 19, Gu Yu, what do the three fears refer to?
Gu Yu has three fears: a cold spring, hail, and continuous drought!
Guyu is the sixth of the 24 solar terms, and it is also the last solar term in spring, which is held on April 19-21 every year, and this year's Guyu is on April 19.
The name of this solar term means "rain and 100 grains", which means that it will usher in the most suitable season for farming. The weather gradually warms up before and after the valley rains, and the amount of precipitation also begins to increase, which is a very important condition for spring ploughing. However, there are some things that need to be paid attention to during the Guyu season, that is, Guyu has "three fears": a cold spring, hail, and continuous drought.
First of all, a cold spring may cause frost damage to crops, affecting the growth and harvest of crops.
Secondly, hail weather can cause serious damage to crops, especially for some crops that are susceptible to hail such as corn, sorghum, etc.
In addition, persistent droughts also need to be noted, as failure to replenish water in a timely manner can lead to reduced crop yields or death.
What are the characteristics of the Guyu solar term?
The Guyu solar term has three characteristics:
First, the temperature rises rapidly and the precipitation gradually increases;
second, the air humidity gradually increases;
Third, crops are growing vigorously.
At this time, the temperature has exceeded freezing, and the weather is gradually warming, providing a suitable environment for the growth of crops. At the same time, the amount of precipitation has gradually increased, providing favorable conditions for irrigation of farmland. In addition, the rainy season is also a period of vigorous growth of various crops, such as wheat, rice, corn, etc.
In addition to the above characteristics, there are some other precautions and activities during the rainy season. For example, farmers need to pay close attention to weather changes and take timely measures to deal with possible disasters, while also paying attention to maintaining soil moisture, fertilizing and irrigating properly to ensure the growth and harvest of crops. In addition, some places also hold some traditional events to celebrate the Guyu solar term, such as worshipping the god of the sea and praying for a good harvest.
In short, the rainy season is a very important solar term, which has a crucial impact on the growth and harvest of crops. Therefore, farmers need to pay close attention to weather changes and the growth of crops, and take timely measures to deal with possible disaster weather to ensure the healthy growth and harvest of crops.
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