A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 446 Lewis's Purpose
There were many vacant plots of land. Even though the potatoes this time came with an astonishing amount of high-quality potato seeds, they only filled up a large part of the vacant land. Lyon counted the remaining vacant land and found that there were about 43 plots left. So Lyon rode his bike to Pierre's place to replenish some seeds.

Dahuang originally planned to go with Leon. He often went out with Leon recently and had developed a habit. But when he heard Leon say that he was going to buy seeds and would be back soon, Dahuang gave up the idea of ​​going out with Leon.

And Lyon really came back soon as he said to Rhubarb, and this time he brought back potato seeds. Because Abigail was not there, Lyon could not buy bulk potato seeds, so he exchanged the remainder for parsnips, the kind that came in a package of 20 seeds.

While hoeing the ground, Leon discovered that he had missed a potato. He immediately pulled it out and heard a prompt from the system.

"Long-term farming gives you a deeper understanding of how to grow crops, and your farming level increases by one level.

During the planting process, you noticed the trouble of irrigating crops. In order to reduce the workload, you learned the formula of primary moisturizing soil fertilizer.

With a large potato harvest, you're thinking about making some extra produce with them, and you think of canning them. The canning jar recipe has been unlocked.

At the same time, in order to protect the farmland, you decided to build an iron fence that is stronger than a wooden fence to enclose the fields. The iron fence recipe has been unlocked.

"Canning Jar: Converts vegetables into pickles and fruits into jam. Required materials: Wood*50, Stone*40, Coal*8"

Primary Soil Moisturizing Fertilizer: This type of soil has a chance of remaining moist overnight. It must be added to plowed land before use. Required Materials: Stone*2

"Iron Fence: More durable than stone fence. Each production yields a fence two meters long and one and a half meters high. Required materials: Iron Ingot*1"

"Finally, I leveled up. I thought all this broccoli and potatoes wouldn't be enough for 3-4 experience points."

Seeing this upgrade prompt, Lyon breathed a sigh of relief. If today's harvest was not enough to upgrade, Lyon didn't dare to think about what rare items he would have to plant and how many times he would have to harvest to reach the maximum level ten.

Even after the upgrade, Lyon felt that the experience required was a bit exaggerated, but it was fine as long as he could upgrade. If he upgraded again, he didn't know if there would be any more professional features to choose from.

As for the three formulas unlocked by the upgrade, Lyon was quite satisfied with all of them except the iron fence. Although the primary soil moisturizing had only a 33% probability of lasting overnight, the cost of two stones highlighted a high cost-effectiveness. Although it was difficult to understand why stones could be made into soil moisturizing fertilizers, in Stardew Valley, everything was possible.

The canning jar is also a good thing. It is an indispensable pickle jar in the village. Leon has long been craving pickled radish or pickled garlic to eat with porridge or steamed buns. With this canning jar, the parsnips and green beans have a home, not just throwing them into the shipping box.

I just don’t know if Dahuang, a little foodie, will like the taste of pickled vegetables.

Thinking of this, Leon looked at Rhubarb and found that it had already sent all the high-quality potatoes into the shipping box, leaving only ordinary-quality potatoes piled on the ground. Rhubarb pushed them together to form a small hill. Rhubarb lay on the side, sticking out its tongue and looking at the small hill of potatoes, drooling all over the ground.

"Foodie, it should be fine."

After complaining about Rhubarb, Leon put all the potatoes into his backpack, then went into the wooden house, took 50 pieces of wood, built a treasure chest, and then brought it to the corner of the kitchen and placed it, and then stored all the potatoes in it.

As for canning jars, he has no plans to make them for the time being because he doesn't have any fresh vegetables for pickling. Although potatoes can be pickled, the thought of it seems too dark, so forget it.

The reason Leon built a new treasure chest was because it could preserve food more reliably than a refrigerator. The reason Leon still had a place for a refrigerator in his kitchen was because it had a cooling effect that a treasure chest lacked. It wasn't noticeable in spring, but in summer, when he put some bottled juice, cola, or ice cream in it, it really shined. After placing the potatoes as prep ingredients, Leon ran to the small barrels on both sides of the kitchen and checked the indicator lights. They were still red. Almost half a month had passed, and the wine in these barrels hadn't finished yet, which made Leon very anxious.

In the game, a barrel may produce two batches of new wine in a day in real time, but in reality, the waiting time for brewing wine is quite torturous, as it actually requires fermentation day by day.

"I don't know if the price of this batch of coconut wine and cactus wine is worth the long wait."

Leon thought as he looked around at the combination barrels.

"Wang Wang Wang!"

Just when Leon was about to leave the kitchen and take Dahuang to see the green onions in the coal forest and introduce Dahuang to Xiaohei, Dahuang suddenly cried out. Judging from the sound, it seemed that a strange guest had come.

Then Leon quickened his pace and walked out of the kitchen, and saw Lewis, who was confronting Dahuang with an embarrassed look on his face.

"I've heard from people in town that you have a cute little dog, but I never thought it could be such a good guard dog. Although it's small, I feel like it could bite me straight into the hospital with its teeth."

Lewis breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Leon appear, and after seeing Leon appear, Da Huang stopped looking at Lewis, put away his fierce posture, and ran to Leon's side quickly, as if to show off his early warning ability.

Leon squatted down and patted Dahuang’s head: “This is Lewis, he is my elder, he is not a bad person, don’t scare the old man next time.”

After telling Dahuang about Lewis's situation, Leon stood up again, stepped forward, shook Lewis's hand and apologized on behalf of Dahuang: "Sorry, it won't yell at you like that next time."

"It's okay. On the contrary, I'm happy for you. Such a smart puppy is rare. It will be one of the most capable assistants on your farm." Lewis smiled and then waved to Da Huang who was standing beside him. Da Huang also gave him face and smiled foolishly and barked twice to express his goodwill.

"It's been a while since I saw you come to the farm in person. Is there something important?"

After the incident with Da Huang was over, Lyon stopped being polite with Lewis. The relationship between the two was that of both relatives and friends, and there were not so many constraints and rules in their communication.

"Of course. I heard that you now own all the land and mountains in the eastern mountains. Is that true?" Lewis nodded and asked his question.

"Well, yes, this procedure did not go through your hands when it was handed over?" Lyon asked in confusion.

"Although the eastern mountainous area belongs to Stardew Valley, it is not under the jurisdiction of Pelican Town. I am the mayor of Pelican Town, not the district chief of Stardew Valley. Naturally, such real estate changes will not be handled by me." Lewis explained.

"So, if you have any ideas about that piece of land, please tell me."

(End of this chapter)