The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor Chapter 487: Busy farming season in the mountains (1)

Chapter 487: Farming in the mountains (1)

The weather in early May is already a little bit hot. But for the hard-working and simple farrs, this little bit of heat is nothing. They just carry a pot of water, a straw hat, and a hoe, and the day's work begins.

The Mo family's 30 acres of dry land were all planted with soybeans this year. Mo Yan poured water from the spiritual spring twice and asked people to remove the weeds once and then left them alone. However, the growth was much better than the soybeans that were cultivated intensively and weeded three tis. For a long section, it was depressing to watch, and the fact that she was blessed by the gods was once again strongly "confird".

The fruit trees in Mos orchard are also growing well. Since March and April, various fruit seedlings have blood and faded one after another, and each fruit tree is covered with small, green fruits.

Not every small fruit can grow and mature smoothly, and a fruit tree that is only two years old cannot withstand so many fruits. Mo Yan invited more than 20 people, and under the guidance and demonstration of Aunt Tong, they removed most of the small fruits, leaving only a dozen of the best growing ones on each tree.

Of course, these ten or so best-growing fruits still have to be eliminated by nature. Whether they can grow up and mature smoothly depends on themselves. If these ten or so fruits can all grow smoothly, most of them will be picked off halfway, otherwise it will not be conducive to the growth of the fruit tree. Although with the spiritual spring water, this kind of problem would not exist at all, but Mo Yan didn't want to be too high-profile.

As for the chickens raised in the orchard, they quickly adapted to the new environnt under the careful care of the four aunts. Maybe it's because the chickens' physique has improved after staying in the space for a long ti. Even if they leave the space, each hen can maintain the frequency of one egg a day. These 1,500 hens lay 1,500 eggs every day, and there is still a lot of inventory in the space, which is enough to supply the shop.

Because the eggs laid by space chickens are large and extra delicious compared to ordinary eggs, the sales of Mipu eggs have been increasing every month, and last months sales accounted for one-tenth of the total.

Mo Yan doesn't have to worry too much about dry land, orchards, chicken farms, etc. He can just check the inco and expenditure accounts from ti to ti, but dicine gardens and terraced fields require more thought.

Since mid-March, there has been no cold wave here. When the weather turned warm, Mo Yan found soone to tidy up the barren hills and scattered the dicinal seeds collected from the space one by one. After more than a month of growth, under the nourishnt of the spiritual spring water, all the dicinal seeds sprouted, and the faster-growing vine-like dicinal materials have grown to more than a foot long.

The land in the dicine garden was opened up from barren hills. The soil quality is not good enough and fertile enough. The first year is just to allow the dicinal seeds to settle down smoothly to prevent the occurrence of diseases and insect pests. Normally, dicinal materials need to grow for several years before they can be used as dicine. .

Mo Yan still has so experience in growing dicinal materials. In my previous life, my family opened a pharmaceutical factory, and all the dicinal materials were sourced from land purchased by the family, and then experienced experienced herbal farrs were hired to take care of it. She often went to the dicine fields to consult the dicine farrs, and she learned a lot. Coupled with the blessing of the spiritual spring water, as long as she watched carefully, discovered anything wrong in ti, and cleaned it up in ti, there wouldn't be any big problems.

The dicine garden is the farthest one from the Mo family among the three barren mountains. The dicinal materials have not grown yet, so there is no need to worry about anyone digging them. However, the habits of each dicinal material are different, so soone must always look after it. .

More than 30 acres of the more than 40 acres of barren hills are planted with dicinal materials. The area is really not small. No one in the village knows how to take care of the dicinal garden. Mo Yan recently visited several dical clinics to find soone knowledgeable to take care of it. But she never t the right one, but she was very tired from all the busy work.