1. Proverb: On the first day of June, the weather is fine and there is nowhere to find cows and grass;
Let’s see what the proverb says about the sunny day on the first day of June.
A proverb says: On the first day of June, if the weather is clear, it will be difficult to find grass for cows. It seems that on the first day of June, if the weather is clear, even the grass for old cows will be hard to find. What is the reason for this? It shows that there is drought and little rain in summer, and the grass is dry and withered, making it difficult to grow healthily. The cattle eating grass is affected, which is a sign of drought and little rain.
As the proverb goes: "It is sunny on the first day of June, and the cows and grass build a shed." This sentence is easier to understand. It is sunny on the first day of June, which indicates that the summer sun is scorching and the drought is serious, so it is necessary to build a shed on the cowshed. There is some green grass to provide shade and coolness for the cows.
2. It rained on the first day of June and there was no place to store cow grass.
Let’s take a look at the farmers’ proverbs about rain in early June and see what they say. I will talk about folk customs and continue to talk about farmers’ proverbs.
As the proverb goes: "It rains on the first day of June, and there is no place to store for cattle and grass." In the farming era, raising cattle was very important. It was a good helper in farming and planting. It was indispensable for farming. In summer, people had to prepare winter fodder in advance. However, if it rained in early June, there would be no place to put the cattle grass. , because it rains everywhere and the continuous rain affects the storage of cow grass, as the following proverb says.
said: "The first day of June is overcast, and cows and grass are as valuable as gold." is just a way of saying the above proverb, because there are frequent rains and continuous rain in summer, it is difficult for people to store fodder, especially when it rains constantly and the grass rots.
3. "The rain hits the half-year festival, and the warehouses are full of autumn grains."
In the proverb, let's see if there will be a bumper harvest on the first day of June, and whether it will be a good harvest year.
Farmer proverbs say: "The first month of June is first-class, and dogs will not eat white steamed buns". Judging from the farmer's proverb, "flow first": that is to say, it rains, which means that if it rains on the first day of June, the dog at home will not eat white steamed buns. It’s hard to imagine how happy it was to be able to eat rice and noodles in the past, but now the puppy doesn’t even eat it. It seems that he has eaten enough. The proverb portends a good harvest.
As the proverb goes: "The rain hits the Half-year Festival, and the autumn grains are piled up in the warehouse.", the Half-year Festival refers to the first day of June, and it is also called the New Wheat Festival among the people. In other words, if it rains on the first day of June, there will be a good harvest of autumn grain. Good harvest.
Conclusion
To sum up, as the old saying goes: "When June falls and the sky is overcast, the land is filled with gold." is a portrayal of crop growth and autumn harvest, heralding a bumper harvest in autumn.
The first day of June is here. Let’s see if it rains? I hope the weather will be smooth and the harvest will be plentiful.
