Everyone is originally from the same village, and they have been dealing with each other since childhood. Wu Bang naturally couldn't say anything to refuse everyone's request to rent a tractor.

You should know that it takes at least three or four days for a person to dig acre of wasteland to dig. Even if it is a mature land that often grows things, it takes at least two days, and you still have to work hard.

When using a tractor to dig the ground, one acre of wasteland was almost dug in two hours. During this period, more than 200 acres of wasteland in the entire tea garden were dug in this way.

In addition to the most basic things, digging trenches, digging pits, and ridges are much faster than manual work. Not only is it faster, but it also saves a lot of effort. Just sit on the tractor and get things done.

So although everyone has not decided whether to grow vegetables with them, this does not prevent everyone from inquiring about growing vegetables.

Wu Bang can agree to the matter of renting a tractor Ade, but Wu Bang dared not agree to the sales issues after the vegetable seeds come out, saying that he would definitely be able to sell them at that time.

Whether the vegetables can be sold and try to sell them at a good price is not something Wu Bang or Wu Fei has the final say.

Wu Fei may be able to help with the sales of the food, but the price is not something that can be decided by individuals.

So Wu Fei said everything he could say about what everyone asked about, and agreed to help, but he couldn't say anything he couldn't agree to, and he didn't say anything he couldn't say anything he could say.

So the final decision on whether to grow vegetables is in the hands of the villagers themselves.

Anyway, people with these ideas have come to Wu Fei’s house to help, especially when collecting vegetables, sometimes they are all out.

So when Zhou Guolong talked about this at the dinner table again, Tian Yueying naturally knew what his man thought.

To be honest, I have been really tired of working outside these years. As the old saying goes, people leave their hometowns and make a living outside are not so easy.

So during this period, Zhou Guolong had already talked about growing vegetables several times at home. In Zhou Guolong's heart, he didn't want to go out to work, but he didn't know what to do after he came back.

Now seeing the situation like this in Wu Fei's family, Zhou Guolong's idea of ​​returning to the village became increasingly unable to help it.

Tian Yueying, who knew what Zhou Guolong was thinking, said: "My paddy fields and dry land are not included in the planting of trees. Now the convenient place to grow vegetables is only five or six acres. If we can borrow the tractor from Wu Bang's family, we can almost handle it."

"But it's a bit late to plant anything now. Look at Wu Bang's family, the corn is now sold for more than half, and the peppers and eggplant are almost enough. We haven't even dug up the fields now."

"The digging of the ground is simple. I have thought about it for a long time. Just pull a truck of prefabricated boards to build a bridge on the stream, and you can drive the tractor into our land. Even the bridge is built."

Zhou Guolong said: "I have also gone to Wu Bang to ask about the tractor, and I have also asked Wu Qingyou. It only costs 200 yuan to dig acre of land, and our land can be dug in one day."

After hearing Zhou Guolong say this, Tian Yueying knew that his man had made a decision, but Tian Yueying was still worried: "What's the best thing to plant in this season? Although you can plant a lot, it won't be sold at this time."

"We can also grow onions and leeks. When we bought vegetables, the prices of leeks and leeks were not bad all year round. In the second half of the year, we can also grow autumn corn for a season, and then we can sell tender corn like Wu Bang's family."

Zhou Guolong really thought about it carefully during this period: "In fact, we can still grow watermelons. When we came back in August last year, it was the season when watermelons were ripe in large quantities. Although watermelons from other places only sold for 80 cents per pound, the watermelons we grow locally are still sold for more than two yuan per pound."

"Now, two acres of watermelons can be planted, and at that time, you can pick more than 10,000 kilograms, and if you sell it, it will cost 20,000 or 30,000 yuan."

"You think it's enough to plant it, and it's only money to be sold at that time."

"When you buy a tricycle or small truck, in addition to being wholesale to others, you can also take it to the market by yourself. When you were farming at home, you didn't have to go out to sell things."

At this time, Zhou Guolong's eldest daughter also said: "Dad, didn't we dig a small fish pond in our fields before? Last time I went to Wu Fei's house to help, I heard that they planned to raise eels. We can also use that fish pond to raise eels. Now larger eels can be sold for more than 30 yuan per pound. Only 300 kilograms of eels can be sold for 10,000 yuan."

The whole family quickly joined the discussion and forgot about whether to stay at home to grow vegetables.

Now, I almost started working hard. After eating a meal for a long time, I finally decided to stay at home.

However, after the family discussed the results, they finally decided to plant vegetables, eels, and watermelons.

Since you want to stay at home, you naturally have to raise chickens and ducks. The house is close to the stream, buy twenty or thirty ducks, usually put them in the stream, and then feed some leftovers.

Finally, I decided to buy a small truck worth 30,000 to 40,000 yuan. In addition to picking things and selling vegetables at home, if I am not busy, I can also go to Wu Fei’s house to go into some things and sell them at the market.

During this period, Zhou Laosi in the village often went to Wu Fei's house in the morning to pick up tender corn from a tricycle, and then went there to market. Three pieces of corn for five yuan, and one-three-wheeler corn can be sold almost half of it in a day, and at most three days, two-wheeler corn can be sold.

A two-three-wheeled cargo corn costs about 1,500 kilograms. For example, selling three pieces of corn for five yuan, the money you earn is at least half. So during this period, Zhou Lao Siping's income was about 4,500 yuan a day.

Nowadays, in addition to Zhou Laosi, there are several more people in the village who specialize in selling corn. Some simply use tricycles to pull corn from village to village to sell. There are also many people selling in a day, and sometimes they sell more than they do at the market.

Because in the countryside markets, there are usually no one at two or three o'clock in the afternoon, and when you go to the village to sell, you can sell them from morning to night.
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