rush-sowing in moist soil; seize soil moisture to sow
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Meanings
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to rush to sow seeds while the soil is still moist; to take advantage of moist soil conditions to speed up sowing
A specialized agricultural term describing the practice of sowing seeds immediately after rain or irrigation while the soil retains moisture, ensuring better germination rates.
Nóng农
mín民
men们
zhèng正
zài在
qiǎng抢
shāng墒
bō播
zhǒng种
xiǎo小
mài麦
。
The farmers are rushing to sow wheat while the soil is moist.
Yǔ雨
hòu后
qiǎng抢
shāng墒
shì是
què确
bǎo保
chū出
miáo苗
lǜ率
de的
guān关
jiàn键
。
Rush-sowing after rain is crucial for ensuring the seedling emergence rate.
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Wǒ我
men们
yào要
zhuā抓
jǐn紧
shí时
jiān间
qiǎng抢
shāng墒
，
bù不
rán然
tǔ土
rǎng壤
gān干
le了
jiù就
nán难
zhòng种
le了
。
We must seize the time to sow while the soil is moist; otherwise, once the soil dries, it will be difficult to plant.
Qiǎng抢
shāng墒
bō播
zhǒng种
kě可
yǐ以
tí提
gāo高
nóng农
zuò作
wù物
de的
chǎn产
liàng量
。
Rush-sowing can increase the yield of agricultural crops.