English rendering Sow millet between cereal rows Literal translation: “Dig for interplanted millet”
In early spring, dig with a hoe between rows planted with barley or wheat and sow millet sparsely.
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intercrop beans To use a hoe to plant beans sparsely between rows of barley, wheat, millet, or the like in early spring. 
Thresh forcefully Thresh by beating extremely hard 
step gingerly A figurative expression for moving one’s feet cautiously. 
Interplant red beans In early spring, hoe between rows of barley or wheat and plant red beans sparsely. 
Finish the weeding In a farming household, finish weeding around the seventh lunar month. 
Include the expected rice crop in a sale When selling a rice paddy, include the expected rice crop or its cultivation rights in the sale terms. 
Grain is struck by yellowing disease Of barley or wheat, suffer yellowing disease and rot. 
show the effects of fertilizer For the effects of fertilizer to become apparent. 
Have evenly emerged ears of grain Of rice or barley, have ears emerge evenly in neat alignment. 
turn over stubble To plow the ground and overturn crop stubble. Browse in Hangul order.
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