The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 311 discusses conditions

Of course, Old Mrs. Wang wasn't foolish enough to simply hand the book to Old Master Hu and the others. Instead, she took out two recipes from it: one for cultivating fertilizer and the other for preparing the land.

At first glance, these two recipes seem unremarkable, but the only differences are in the timing and subtle ingredients.

Grandpa Hu and Village Chief Hu felt that perhaps the problem lay in those subtle differences.

"Can just these two things really increase grain production?" Village Chief Hu asked with suspicion. Was it really that simple?
"To achieve the same effect as the divine rain, it's certainly not that simple." Old Mrs. Wang smiled slightly. "Hujia Village is our root, so our family has been rich for generations. In the future, we will also manage the land in the village. I will teach him the remaining skills one by one. He is a good boy and will naturally help the villagers."

Old Master Hu understood what he meant. It meant that the Wang family would possess the most important skills, and as long as they could ensure the Wang family could live a peaceful life, the Wang family would not treat them unfairly.

This has actually been proven long ago.

Old Master Hu immediately made a decision: "Wangzi's wife, don't worry. The Wang family is also a member of our Hu Family Village. We must not let others bully them."

His words were also meaningful, but a wise person doesn't need to spell it out; leaving it at that is enough.

After Old Mrs. Wang left, Village Chief Hu was still a little confused.

"If they have that thing, will it lead to their deaths? It shouldn't be that bad, it's just farming..." At this point, Village Chief Hu paused again. Ordinary farming methods certainly can't be considered a secret. If it could be called a secret, it would definitely be the ability to produce so much grain per acre.

That would certainly make people envious.

"Grandpa, how should this matter be arranged?" The secret recipe was given to the two of them, so they must be asked to find reliable people, especially when it comes to preparing the fertilizer. The specific methods and steps must not be known to others.

Grandpa Hu said, "That thing came from the general's tomb, so it's naturally part of our Hu Family Village."

Village Chief Hu suddenly looked up: "Grandpa, didn't Aunt Wang get that from—" "I said, it came from the general's tomb," Grandpa Hu emphasized.

Village Chief Hu was initially confused, thinking that Old Master Hu had taken a fancy to someone else's things and wanted to take them for himself in this way.

On second thought, he immediately understood. Only by saying it this way could they better keep the secret. After all, their village had found the general's tomb and they had no intention of hiding it from anyone.

What Village Chief Hu didn't know was that Old Master Hu's speech actually overlapped with what Old Lady Wang had prepared.

Village Chief Hu went to find a few young men and asked them to take charge of a portion of the fertilizer, while he prepared for the final fermentation.

The preparation process isn't too complicated. The important thing is to wait enough time after preparing the fertilizer—not too early, not too late, not too much, and not too little, otherwise the effect will be greatly reduced.

When the village chief's wife returned from another house, she saw him staring blankly at a pile of dirt in the yard and asked in surprise, "Husband, what are you doing? You've dug so much dirt into the house, are you planning to sell it?"

The village chief's wife was just joking, but her words woke up the village chief.

Yes, if their fertilizer really works, wouldn't it be able to be sold to other villages?

Not only can it help other villages increase their income, but they can also make a lot of money, which will make the village's development even better in the future, right?

Village Chief Hu immediately told Old Master Hu about his idea, and then told Old Lady Wang as well.

Grandpa Hu and Grandma Wang both agreed with this method, but they had to test it themselves first to avoid any omissions.

(End of this chapter)