Traveling through time with a house, I teach people all over the country how to farm

Zheng Sisi accompanied everyone to drink tea for a while, and then asked the Third Prince to bring his fourth cousin with him when he went to the back garden later. She then took the Duchess's wife to the inner courtyard to settle down.

As they walked along, they saw that the mansion was in perfect order and the maids and servants were in high spirits. The Duchess was very pleased. As long as her granddaughter lived well, nothing else mattered.

The courtyard that Zheng Sisi prepared for the Duke's wife was right next to her. Madam Liu was very attentive and decorated the courtyard in a very cozy way.

The Duke's wife complained to Zheng Sisi: "I just came to see you, why did you prepare a yard? It's a lot of trouble."

Zheng Sisi: "Grandma, this yard is reserved for you. Come and stay for a few days when you have nothing to do.

As you can see, I have so many yards here, but I live alone, so it’s hard for me to fit in them all.

So you should come here more often to make the mansion more popular."

The Duke's wife: "You are the only girl who knows how to coax people. Don't worry, I will come to stay for a few days in a while. Don't think your grandmother is meddling in other people's business then!"

Zheng Sisi: "I wish my grandmother would come to manage my household."

After chatting with the Duchess's wife in the yard for a while, she said she wanted to take a rest, so I let her go and do her own thing.

When Zheng Sisi arrived at the back garden, the servants and guards were busy cultivating the land. The third prince, along with Zhong Ruiyu and Zheng Zhiyuan, were directing people to move the tent cloth.

Zheng Sisi looked at the cultivated land and found that it was indeed deeply plowed.

He found the two servants who knew how to farm and told them to clear some land as a place to grow seeds.

She drew several lines on the ground and required that the land be divided into several pieces along the lines, leaving a one-foot-wide pit in the middle as a walkway. Then the mud on the ground had to be broken up, and it had to be very fine, without any stones in it.

After hearing this, the two said, "Girl, it's OK. We can finish it this afternoon."

When Zheng Sisi saw the turf picked up from the ground, she arranged for two people to collect it all, saying that they would pile it up and burn it when the grass was dry. This was ready-made wood ash and should not be wasted.

Then I saw that there were already two large piles of wood ash collected by Zhong Ruiyu, and the night incense was also placed far away, mainly because it was too smelly.

Zheng Sisi walked over and took a look. It should be the ashes from the firewood in the kitchen stove.

Zheng Sisi looked up at the sun and felt that it would not rain in the next few days. This artificial fertilizer had to be mixed for a few days before it could be used, otherwise it would burn the seeds.

Now that we have the raw materials, let’s mix them today.

A few more security guards were called over, and Zheng Sisi was very moral and asked them to cover their mouths and noses with handkerchiefs. Using handkerchiefs could also serve as a psychological aid if there were no masks.

At first, everyone was puzzled, but when they heard that it was mixed with night incense, they were dumbfounded.

Zhong Ruiyu pulled Zheng Zhiyuan and ran as far as he could. Zheng Sisi was so angry with him that she pointed at him and said he was disloyal, which made the third prince take back his steps.

Zheng Sisi instructed the guards to dig a hole in the middle of the ash pile, pour the night-blooming osmanthus into it, and add some water. Since the ash was too light, add some finely divided soil and mix them all together until they are evenly mixed.

Until all the night-blooming incense was mixed, the entire back garden was filled with the smell of a stinky toilet.

Smelling the smell, the delicate Mr. Zhong vomited, but Zheng Sisi had no intention of letting him go. She wanted to teach him about the food chain in nature.

Zheng Sisi asked Zhong Ruiyu: "Do you know where the vegetables you eat every day come from?"

Zhong Ruiyu said ignorantly, "Didn't you buy it on the street?"

Zheng Sisi was speechless. This answer reminded her of modern city kids who only knew that rice was bought from supermarkets. They were all innocent children who had never touched a single drop of water.