Related for Rosh Hashanah 31:21

Similarly, you find it with the Omer of the Man: When the month comes in due time, it immediately ceases; but if not, then it stays for three days. R. Akiba said: The Torah said, Bring barley on the Passover, for it is the time of barley that because of you the grain will be blessed. Plant wheat as firstfruits Feast of Pentecost, for it is the season of wheat, that because of thee the fruit of the tree shall be blessed [Bring] the bounty of water at the Feast of Tabernacles, for it is the season of rain, that because of thyself the rain shall be blessed. Speak before him the Scriptures of kingship, that ye make him king over all his works; the Scriptures of his remembrance, that your remembrance shall be before him for good; the Scriptures dealing with the blowing of horns, that your prayer come before him through the voice of the horns.

All will be judged at the beginning of the year and their judgment will be sealed on the Day of Atonement. [These are] words of R. Me'ir. R. Yehudah says in the name of R. Akiba: All are judged at the beginning of the year, and the judgment of each individual is sealed in his time: at the Passover for the grain, at the Feast of Weeks for the fruit of the trees, and at the Feast of Tabernacles for the water, And the judgment of each individual will on the Day of Atonement. R. Yose says: Man is judged every day; because it says: "That you visit him daily[, test him every moment]".

All will be judged at the beginning of the year and their judgment will be sealed on the Day of Atonement. [These are] words of R. Me'ir. R. Yehudah says in the name of R. Akiba: All are judged at the beginning of the year, and the judgment of each individual is sealed in his time: at the Passover for the grain, at the Feast of Weeks for the fruit of the trees, and at the Feast of Tabernacles for the water, And the judgment of each individual will on the Day of Atonement. R. Yose says: Man is judged every day; because it says: "That you visit him daily[, test him every moment]".