Here are my thoughts on the Wands:
Two: The image doesn't match up with the LWB that I can see. However, one common interpretation for this card that I frequently use is the beginning of an ambitious enterprise, a good start. Another common significance is a period of waiting. The picture shows a farmer plowing or sowing seeds. That's where it begins. After the seeds are sown, a period of waiting follows while the seedlings sprout and the new plants gradually mature.
Three: One interpretation for the Three of Wands is expansion and new growth. The picture for this card shows three bunnies. How long will it be before there are six bunnies? Twelve bunnies? As prolific breeders, rabbits are an excellent symbol for expansion.
Four: We have a mother peacock frolicking with her chicks in a field of saplings. Maybe the saplings represent the "fruits of labor" given in the LWB? Perhaps the peacock and chicks represent a holiday or period of rest and enjoyment? I'm stretching here.
Five: The five crows in this card are competing and in conflict with the farmer. ("Where's my shotgun, Beth?")
Six: The LWB mentions "provision." The famer's wife is "providing" the chickens with feed. I'm stretching here as well.
Seven: Standing firm against the wind. Overcoming the challenge of rough weather.
Eight: Harvest, a very busy time for a farmer, with lots of rapid activity.
Nine: From the LWB, "a temporary break in the struggle." The bales are just sitting in the field. No one is around. Maybe the workers are taking a break.
Ten: "Many burdens." That wagon looks like quite a burden to me.