These six or seven days mark the coldest period of this winter!
With Lynn's current physical condition, coupled with the thick clothing, he can still feel the intense chill.
When people are cold, they can warm up through labor or even wearing clothes by the fire.
The wheat seedlings in the fields rely on the compost spread during plowing, along with the fertility unearthed by deep plowing, to provide them with energy.
The cold and snow serve as a form of training for the wheat seedlings.
Low temperatures increase the soluble sugar content in the cells of the wheat seedlings, helping them to build their own cold-resistant structures.
Moreover, the low temperature from ice and snow can kill off some pests and pathogens...
As long as they survive these coldest days, the wheat seedlings will grow even stronger afterwards!
Taking a few steps, Lynn walked into the fields.
Bending down, he reached out to shake off the weeds dusted with a bit of snow.
