In the blink of an eye, the spring planting came to an end, and within a few short weeks, the wheat harvest was upon them. As the old farming proverb went, "Three months of autumn cannot match a single stretch of summer; three seasons of autumn cannot match a summer's rush." This was because while the autumn harvest could be gathered gradually over three months, the wheat harvest allowed for no delay. The moment the ears of wheat turned golden, they could easily spoil and drop their grains within a single morning if left in the fields. The crop had to be reaped immediately and rushed to the threshing floor.
Consequently, the wheat harvest was the busiest and most exhausting time of the entire year. Though it lasted only about ten days, it was grueling enough to strip a layer of skin off everyone involved.
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