Chapter 1227 Justice Farm (16)

In the early morning in Kansas, when the sun shines through the slightly watery air, misty light and shadows float in the air.

When the golden light scattered on the land, the distant sound came from the wind. When the last slight coolness faded, the footsteps of spring brought a gentle whisper, telling the hard-working humans on this vast land that spring plowing is about to begin.

Several young people living in the Kent Farm Hut got up early. The sun had just risen from the horizon and everyone was already in a hurry to pack up.

Before dawn, the sound of the "rumbling" tractor was followed by the spring thunder that happened last night. The noisy laughter of the farm assistants came from the main house not far away. Clark pushed open the wooden door and smelled the fragrance of Martha's cooking soup from the moist air.

Clark was just lifting his foot and was about to go out, but suddenly he pulled his legs back and turned to the person behind him and said, "Don't come out first, the pebbles outside are a little loose. Bruce, help me get a shovel, I'll press them tightly."

With a "swoosh", a shovel flew over. Clark could instinctively reach out and he saw Diana's face when he looked up. He raised his eyebrows in surprise. The force of the shovel flew over just now was quite light.

Diana smiled a big smile and said, "I know, you are proud of your strength, boy, but I am not bad either."

Clark laughed, carrying a shovel and said, "I've seen that I want to play two tricks with me. You Amazon women are like this. They want to prove their strength at all times."

"There's nothing wrong with this. At least you will have a good helper when you farm today." Diana shrugged and took out a shovel to help Clark flatten the pebbles at the door.

There is a forest on one side, and there are windproof plants on the left on both sides, just like a fenced garden, but the actual area is also very large, and the windproof forest on the opposite side is almost disappearing on the skyline.

"The sound of the tractor you heard this morning is the seeder we hired. You can't expect a few of us to plow such a large piece of land, right? Even if we drive the tractor 24 hours a day, there is no chance."

Clark turned around in surprise, he glanced at Diana, Bruce coughed and stared at Diana, and Diana raised her hands and took a step back and said, "Well, I definitely didn't see you flying up last night to kiss the geese."

"These experts will collect soil from Kent farms, take it back to the laboratory to analyze our soil condition, and finalize the most suitable plants, methods for planting and timing of planting."

"Last year, my mother decided to abandon this vegetable field first and reopen a vegetable field in another direction. This year, they decided to continue planting that field."

"First of all, we need an agricultural consultant who is responsible for providing knowledge and technical assistance. He is not an expert himself, but knows where to find the most reliable expert."

"Take fallow." Clark said while searching for something around: "The fertility of the land is a gift from nature, but this gift is not common. Plants will absorb nutrients from the land. If the nutrients grown continuously will decrease, the yield will also decrease."

Diana smiled teasingly and said, "You can ask me directly, are she a little reluctant to leave when she left? I can tell you, yes, and the one she mainly doesn't want to leave is you."

"At the same time, we also have a government consultant who mainly helps us solve some policy issues, such as what policy benefits have been introduced for farmers this year, whether there are any changes in the regulations on agriculture, and whether there are new standards for harvesting and secondary processing of agricultural products."

"After they realized they had missed the best sowing season, and the vegetable field was empty. My father originally proposed to plant some late sowing plants, but my mother said it would be better to take a turn."

"Stop?" Bruce asked in confusion.

"Our planting method is to burn a piece of ground, then sprinkle the seeds directly, without watering or sprinkling pesticides. It depends on God's appreciation for the face. How much can it grow is calculated, so you'd better not expect me to provide any constructive advice."

Bruce and Diana looked at each other, and neither seemed to want to ask the stupid question themselves, but Diana finally said, "So, what do we want to plant? How do we plant it?"

Walk east from the ridge of the field, enter the natural reserve of Kent Farm, follow a small path, and come to a wide open land like a paradise.

"We have four tractors in total, but there are also new and old. Do you want to recall the glory of German industrial in my grandfather's era?"

"In the end, my father was personally responsible for the sales channels of agricultural products and promoted our high-quality products to various suppliers."

Clark shook his head and said, "No, the situation this year is a bit special. We can have a separate plot. I can take you to farm and wait until the harvest season to harvest together."

"So, we will not cultivate all the land, but will let the land take turns to fallow to restore fertility. In fact, only about two-thirds of the land in the entire Kent farm are now cultivated, and the rest are in fallow, just like the fishing moratorium."

Clarklin said a lot, and he spread his hands and said, "In modern agriculture, almost all the physical labor parts are replaced by machines, but in contrast, the knowledge and technology parts require a lot of talent."

"Of course I'm here to help with farm work." Clark said in a light tone.

"What's hard to drive a tractor?" Diana snorted and said, "Isn't it similar to driving a car? At most, there are a little more buttons, and my car is still driving well."

"The timing of spring plowing is very precious. We must start planning after it rains, wait for the wetness of the land to reach a perfect level, and then start sowing immediately, seize the most precious days and sow all the seeds."

After a while, Diana and Bruce changed their waterproof boots. Clark held some small flags, an axe and a roll of hemp rope in his hand, and the three of them began to head deep into the Kent Farm.

The entire farm is not very big from the sky, because there are all such large farms around it. But if you really walk, it would be like a desperate horse running to the mountain. The three of them walked for more than half an hour before finally reaching the target point Clark mentioned.

"We also need a purchasing broker who needs to be responsible for all business matters. After receiving professional reports from experts, he will help us analyze what kind of seeds are the most economical and affordable to buy, which farm has ever grown which excellent variety, and has obtained good returns."

Clark threw the shovel to Diana, who put the shovel back into the house, then he waved to the two and said, "Let's go, let's go and see that land."

"Why do you need to drive a tractor first?" Bruce asked after Clark, "Shouldn't you choose the type of plant first? Then you can pick the seeds?"

"Immediately, I need to contact the seed dealer to go to the mechanical farm tools market or second-hand trading market to purchase the farm tools that need to be purchased this year."

"So, today we are going to work with these seedlings?" Bruce asked.

Clark sighed deeply and said, "That's why I brought you to this small piece of land for practice. If you were asked to drive a tractor directly on the large farmland, you would be able to drive in a twisted manner."

But Bruce and Diana stared at him at the same time, with disagreement on their faces. Clark sighed helplessly and said, "What are you thinking? I am not an evil landlord who exploits farmers!"

This land looks a little different from other fields. The biggest difference is that the soil on the ground looks a bit messy and there are no obvious traces of tractor farming in other farmlands.

"I'm not kissing the geese!" Clark raised his tone and said a little angrily, but then his tone turned helpless: "The bat cat ran to the geese's dream to fight crime, causing the two geese to fall off as they flew. I have to send them back."

Bruce paused, and he glanced at Diana next to him, but finally grabbed Clark and said, "Fly over, I want the newest one."

Clark rolled his eyes, but was too lazy to talk to her. He found a small tree that fell from the forest next to him, cut the trunk into a few pieces and then split the stakes from the middle to turn into thinner wooden sticks.

After saying that, Clark turned around and left, sighed while walking, and then said, "It's a pity that Louise is busy with work. He has finished his annual leave and has to go back to work."

"This was originally a vegetable field for the farm." After Clark walked in, he pointed to the land and introduced: "But last year, our flock was infected with the disease. My parents were busy with the disease problem with the veterinarian and did not have so much energy to take care of the farm."

Bruce, who had just woken up, stood by the door in a daze. He stretched out his head and looked out the door, and then said, "It seems that there are many people on the farm. What are they here for?"

"But I think this land is quite fertile, and it has been almost restored after a year of renovation. It's a waste to stay empty, so why don't we plant something together?"

Standing on the side of the road, Clark coughed twice, blocked his mouth with his fist, and hesitated: "It has nothing to do with me..."

"Kent Farm has long been large-scale mechanized farming, and no one will take the farm to cultivate land in person, but because of the large-scale regularization, we need a lot of professionals to help the farm complete spring plowing."

Before Clark could speak, Diana stretched out her hands and gestured, and then said, "Amazon mainly relies on hunting, we also grow it, but it is full of herbs and other things."

Immediately afterwards, he inserted wooden sticks around the land and tied the flags to the top of the sticks with hemp rope. After doing everything, he clapped his hands and said, "Okay, this is our experimental field. The method of growing ordinary vegetables is similar. We have to drive the tractor first."

Bruce also looked at Clark and said, "Don't look at me, I have little research on agriculture. You all know that Gotham cannot grow the land. Plants are the same as those there, with only two kinds of results, either death or madness."

"Of course, this is not all. There are also some more sophisticated technical consultants and technical workers, such as agriculture, experts in pesticide spraying, volunteers in nature conservation forests, and animal husbandry. Veterinarians should be given physical examinations for animals and breeders who are responsible for breeding."

"Because we have to grab a good tractor first," Clark said quickly. "The hiring seeders have their own tractors, but some of them have not started their own tractors and have to use our home."

Then, Clark realized what he had missed, so he stared at Bruce with some dissatisfaction, then looked at Diana and wanted to explain.

Diana withdrew her hand and hugged it in front of her chest. Seeing the two boys staring at her, she cut it disdainfully, and then said, "Do you really think it's rare to fly?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the black-haired princess jumped up in Clark's shocked gaze.

Diana's figure drew a smooth arc in the air, like a swimming fish in the water, with long hair fluttering, and the waves in her eyes were brighter than the morning light.

(End of this chapter)
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