Reborn 1980 has a farm

Chapter 73

When her small coffers are full, she will be able to lead her family to get rich together.

Although she has a space farm, selling vegetables in such a sneaky way is not a long-term solution. If she wants to let her family live a good life, it is more reliable to be down-to-earth, and she must not rely too much on the space farm.

Right now, her family's life is still tight. Except for a meal of pure white noodles during the New Year's Eve, the rest are all made of miscellaneous grains. , scratching the throat.

Yao Suqiu was lying on the bamboo chair, looking at the golden sun with her head on her pillow, if only she could get her father to agree to plant greenhouse vegetables.

The vegetable basket in the 80s was still very monotonous. In winter, apart from cabbage and radishes, there were only dried tofu vegetables, and there were very few green vegetables.

In my memory, two years later in the winter, a cucumber with a sky-high price suddenly appeared on the market, an off-season green vegetable, especially when the Chinese New Year was approaching.

Strange to say, the more expensive it was, the more people bought it, and in the end it was snapped up like crazy. If anyone's Chinese New Year banquet lacked a plate of cucumbers that year, it would be embarrassing.

It sounds unbelievable, but it actually happened.

If she gets a vegetable greenhouse in advance, it should be feasible to use off-season vegetables to improve her family's life.

All you need is to convince your parents... Of course, you must have enough money to build a vegetable greenhouse.

After making up her mind, Yao Suqiu came out of the space, took a ride directly to the county seat, and first went to the supply and marketing agency to buy some things to send to the master.

At this time, pure white flour and rich powder cost two cents a catty, cornmeal nine cents a catty, and a small iron pot cost two yuan.

Yao Suqiu went around, and there were five catties of Fuqiang powder, ten catties of cornmeal, two catties of salt, and a small iron pot in the basket, which cost more than four yuan.

Turning all the way to the door of the master's house, looking at the half-closed door, Yao Suqiu poked his head in and called a few times, but no one answered.

Pushing open the gate and walking into the courtyard, the door of the main room was locked, and no one was at home.

This little old lady ran around even when she was injured?

Yao Suqiu put two catties of white flour and half of the miscellaneous grains in the kitchen, looked at the basket with eggplants and ears of corn, put a few more cucumbers, then turned and left.

Yao Suqiu's heart skipped a beat when passing by the scrap factory. The scrap factories in this period were all state-run, with loose management and no one had a specific quantity of items.

She can go in and see if there are any second-hand books or anything, especially about breeding.

The gatekeeper was an old man. After explaining her purpose, she gave him an eggplant and a cucumber, "Master, I just want to go in and see if there are any books like high school textbooks."

The uncle looked at the vegetables in his hand, and pointed inward with a palm-leaf fan, "The discarded books are in the No. [-] shed. Go and look for them yourself. I agreed in advance that as long as it is paper and other things, it will cost five cents per catty."

"Oh, I see, thank you, sir."

Yao Suqiu walked into the courtyard with a basket on her back, and built a row of sheds next to the courtyard wall. The roof was covered with tarpaulin, and bricks were pressed on it, which was very simple.

Yao Suqiu looked over one by one, there were tables, chairs and benches with missing arms and legs, all kinds of iron lumps were thrown everywhere.

In the No. [-] shed, there were newspapers and magazines stacked on top of each other. There were many textbooks for primary and secondary schools, and most of the books on acrobatics and strange talks were incomplete. During the process of searching, she also found a few thread-bound Russian books.

She almost forgot that everyone in the previous generation had learned Russian.

(End of this chapter)