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Chapter 1628 Summer Harvest in Luxi Village ([-])

Xu Yuanshan is very shrewd, there is no lion asking too much for the rent, so he is stuck at the ratio of four to six. They share [-]% of the food, plus the previous monthly wages, it is almost [-]% , After paying the tax, enough for the family to eat, drink and chew, and there is a little surplus left.

"Four or six points? Not greedy?"

"Don't dare to be greedy. You have grown the land well, and you have harvested a lot of food. We get [-]% of it, which is enough to eat. Now the world is not good, and the extra food is easy to be missed."

"And there's no place to put it. The shabby house in our house is so crowded with people." A few people next to me added chatteringly.

"I have never harvested so much food before, and there is no place to store food."

"Don't dare to have too much food, otherwise the county will come down to collect taxes, and when they see that there is a lot of food, they will try their best to get it away."

This is sad to say. A yield of [-] catties per mu is called a bumper harvest. It can be seen that in the past, the villagers were satisfied with an average yield of [-] catties per mu. In this way, after excluding the part that needs to be paid, the rest of the family can’t eat How long, of course, there is no need to make a spacious place at home to store food.

And for this ratio of four to six, it is Xu Yuanshan and his family who are affected. They are working in the fields, sweating eight petals, just trying to earn enough rations for their families, and at the same time guarding against the county tax collectors. Yamen servants became greedy.

The deputy housekeeper quickly reported the situation to Zhaolin, and within a short while received a reply from Qi Ke, saying that this ratio is acceptable, and the lease contract is signed once a year.

Qi Ke dared to answer, because she is backed by Qianhejing, so that the local rice can maintain the highest yield of more than 200 catties per mu every year. Even if she takes the remaining [-]%, it will be nearly [-] catties of millet.

However, four or six points is not enough. Xu Yuanshan can tell this ratio, and it seems that none of these villagers can count.

Based on this year's harvest, the sun-dried millet can be distributed to an output of more than 200 catties per mu.

Forty percent of the 16 catties is 1 catties, and they are divided equally between several families, with each family having more than 30 catties. Together, the whole family eats more than [-] catties of millet every day.

This is also called not daring to hoard food?
How big is the room to hold more than 1 catties of millet?
Of course, Xu Yuanshan said four or six points, maybe it was calculated according to the output of their own land, which is not much.

But with the ready-made labor, how could Qi Ke let them just take care of their own fields, they must have to do all the work, who told them that what they are greedy for is to make more food for their own fields, so come and work hard.

Since she wants to eat their labor, Qi Ke is a generous owner, so she decided to give them a proportion based on the total number of acres of land. This is not four or six, but two or eight.

The total farmland of Xu Yuanshan's five families is only 1000 mu. Calculated at [-] catties, it is only [-] catties a season. According to what they said, the [-]% is [-] catties, and the family is divided into more than [-] catties. , equivalent to only three catties of millet per day.

But if these 550 mu plus Qizhuang's own 620 mu make a total of 4000 mu, they will divide it into 900%, that is more than [-] catties, and then the five families will share it equally, and the family will weigh more than [-] catties, which is equivalent to ten per day. With more than three catties of millet, the family needs a few big belly men to eat so much grain every day.

From this comparison, it is clear which algorithm is better for them.

And this is based on the calculation of the harvest of staple food in one season spread over the whole year, not counting the harvest of other things planted in other seasons. Cash or in kind is optional.

(End of this chapter)