Nongmen ruffian concubine: ploughing the fields, planting buns

Chapter 664 Now Conditional
Even those who came early to fetch water only noticed that the long-term workers were working in the vineyard again, but they didn't pay attention to how much they picked.

After all, they were picked and not stored at home. Even the schoolchildren who came to school did not know that there were fewer grapes on the shelves.

In this way, picking some every day instead of transporting them collectively will make Ye Bai's side overwhelmed.

And here the green leaves are verdant, if you don't take a closer look, who will find that there has been a big change?
The grapes that Ding Shitou and Zhao Jian picked were kept in the house, and they would come to make wine together at noon without the help of others, just for fun.

Today's Zhao Jian is more proficient in doing things than a year ago. This year, he is full of expectations for washing and crushing grapes.

Last year's two altars of wine were destroyed in the fire, which has different meanings, and it is inevitable to be a little regretful.

Ding Dian, Jiang Huzi, and Liu Xuegui did not go to Chen Shi until the day after Liu Xuehua got engaged.

They carried all the bookcases on their backs, because they couldn't come back for several days, so they couldn't neglect their reading.

Then at the village, while waiting for Chen Shi to be busy harvesting grapes, he took over the school over there, and took Yang Cheng and Li Deshan home to take care of the autumn harvest.

When Yang Cheng and Li Deshan returned to the farm, Chen Shi was almost settled, so he took them to the small farm.

Since it is harvesting grain, it is the end of autumn and it is time to sell grain.

Generally, if an experienced grain merchant does not lower the price, he will negotiate the grain price in the field, and the grain will be hauled away when it is harvested.

But there are also grain merchants who want to lower the price, so they have been wandering around the fields, but they just wait and see.

If so much grain is planted in the farm, some grain merchants will come to ask the price, and they will sell it directly if they can negotiate.

But the farm is not short of money, so the price is often difficult to suppress. Unless it is willing, the farm has its own long-term cooperative grain merchants.

Therefore, there are very few scattered grain merchants who come to the farm to collect grain, and they cannot afford it.

The tenants grow grain for the farm and share the profits together, which is naturally much more secure than other villages.

However, this year the farm changed owners, and it turned to collect grain from nearby villages, which surprised the people in the village.

And those three young men came again, and even said that they wanted to set up a private school in the village, and asked each family if there were children going to study, and boys as old as them could go to study.

Then I talked about Shu Xiu and compared it with Shu Xiu from other schools in other villages. It really moved everyone's heart.

Just like what Ding Shitou was worried about before, if we only talk about the price of their bundle repair, others will definitely think it is expensive.

But if you compare with other companies, you can only sell the value by comparing prices.

Therefore, it is not clear whether the teenagers in the village can study, but those who have school-age children in their families have signed up.

It is necessary to determine the number of students to open the school, so it is necessary to register the name now, and it must be certified by the village head and the elders.

In other words, after asking about everyone's intentions, the matter of registering and sorting out the list is left to the village chief and the others.

As the managers of a village, it has always been their responsibility to educate their children, but they don't think about it unless they have the conditions.

Now that the conditions are met, how can we not actively promote it.

Moreover, when the farm came to collect grain, the price was better than those of the grain merchants around the field, so everyone had a very good impression of the farm that had changed owners.

As for the villages full of tenants, let alone the grain harvested in the field, and paid directly according to the share of the received price.

Therefore, the tenant village was the first to respond to reading. Even the teenagers were eager to try and clamored for reading at home.

Those people couldn't hold it back, but at the same time they were really moved, so they counted their savings and agreed.

(End of this chapter)