to plow or till land

to plow a field in the spring

to work or study diligently to achieve a goal

to farm; farming; cultivation

an ox used for plowing land in agriculture

to plow, plant, and farm land for crops

to make preparations for plowing and sowing

intensive cultivation or thorough penetration of a specific market segment, field, or relationship

to cultivate soil or till fields

to plow; to turn the soil

to engage in both agricultural work and academic or literary pursuits

slash and burn (agriculture)

A farmer who owns and cultivates their own land rather than renting it from a landlord.

to make a living by writing or to write professionally as an author

the practice of cultivating the soil, growing crops, and agriculture

"land to the tiller", the post-Liberation land reform movement instigated by the CCP

the agricultural practice of plowing or cultivating soil at a shallow depth

a peasant who owns some land but also rents additional land from others to make a living

restoring agricultural land to forest

to leave farmland to lie fallow

to bring under cultivation (scrubland, marshland, etc.)

deep plowing and careful cultivation; intensive farming

to make a living by writing

agricultural slave or serf

If it's plowing, ask the laborer; when managing a matter, consult the appropriate specialist.

when managing a matter, consult the appropriate specialist

to give up a life of agricultural labor, often to pursue other ambitions

to make industrious and diligent efforts

(saying) you reap what you sow