Communicate with furry animals without any barriers, and take the farm to the next level

Chapter 251

"If there's a honey monster, I wonder how much honey it can produce each year? Is there any surplus you can trade with us?"

Whether it is used as a food or as a medicine ingredient, the market demand for honey is very large.

To ensure the pollination of such large tracts of magic fruit forests, there must be a large number of bees.

So Conrad rashly asked Josh for a trade.

"The bee colony is still slowly expanding, and next year's output will definitely be quite a bit. As for how much it can produce, it's hard to say. But don't worry, Farmer Conrad. I'll contact you as soon as we start selling."

Josh welcomed his trade invitation. Next year's attribute honey would definitely not be completely monopolized by the First Legion like this year. The more customers Josh had, the happier he would be.

"Okay, then I'll keep it in mind. But don't forget Moon Farm." Conrad smiled and was not in a hurry. When the honey could be sold, he would naturally come here when he smelled the scent.

"Hey, we used to plant these big-leaf ant beans in Moon Bay, but unfortunately we were careless and mismanaged them back then. Eventually, all the big-leaf ant beans died, and the whole colony of little ants became their burial objects."

In the winter, there were no lush crops in the Glimmering Light Farm except for some green magic fruit forests. Before I knew it, I had walked to the edge of the small field where large-leaf ant beans were planted.

Conrad was deeply moved when he saw the big-leaf ant bean. Seeing this, Josh quickly asked him for some relevant knowledge.

After all, if such a good big-leaf ant bean died, he would definitely dig deep to find the key to the problem. He must have a deep understanding of big-leaf ant bean.

Sure enough, before Josh asked a few questions, Conrad started talking and explained to Josh the past and present of the big-leaf ant beans on the Moon Farm.

I specifically told Qiao Xi that after these big-leaf ant beans produce beans in the later stage, he must not let his guard down as they are extremely susceptible to diseases and pests.

Be sure to take care of it carefully.

Qiao Xi nodded. She would definitely refer to the experience of someone who has been through it all.

However, Qiao Xi is not too worried about insect pests. When spring comes, she will invite some cotton spiders and ladybugs to settle here. She doesn't believe that there will be any more insect pests under the double attack.

As for the issue of plants getting sick, I don’t know, let’s take it one step at a time.

The situations and regions are different. I don’t know if this field of large-leafed ant beans will also be affected by the disease. There is no pesticide or anything, so she can only wait and ask Teacher Luman another day.

I wonder if the pharmacists who make medicines also make pesticides.
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Conrad and Silla finally left, and Josh fell onto the sofa with a bang. Chatting with them was more tiring than working in the fields. She finally discovered where Silla's chatterboxness came from. It must have been inherited from Conrad.

No matter what he saw, he could make associations and talk about it in detail. Josh guaranteed that if he had not been a farmer but a teacher, he might have been an outstanding teacher.

Oswin rarely looked as if he was hollowed out. Josh had thought he could always maintain that calm demeanor, but now he was overwhelmed by work.

Unable to help but find it funny, Josh laughed out loud.

"What are you laughing at?" Oswin asked her with raised eyebrows.

"I'm not laughing at anything, I just thought of something funny." "Don't think I can't see it, you're laughing because you saw me. Your employees are exhausted, are they happy?"

"Of course. I'm the kind of black-hearted farmer who wants to squeeze every drop of blood and sweat out of my employees. If you meet me, you'll be in trouble, hehe." Josh threatened him.

"Hmph, then I'll wait." Although he said this, Oswin really felt a little exhausted. This day was more tiring than working on the construction site with Goben.

After a few days of leisurely life, I almost forgot my old job.

The interpersonal interactions that I used to take for granted now seem so boring and tiring.

Oswin thought for a second and felt that it might be because he had never had a good life in the past. After living on the farm for a while, he could no longer get along peacefully with those people.

During the day, Qiao Xi was busy greeting the father and daughter, and he was busy greeting the managers who came with them. They might be friends who he would work with in the future, so it would not hurt to build more relationships.

But one needs to use one's brain to talk, Oswin sighed, and couldn't wait to return to his little house.

"Let's go, dear farmer. Your poor laborer is about to return to his small hut where he can't even stretch his head straight, and start his dim night life. Goodbye." Oswin picked up his notebook, said hello to Josh pitifully, and went back.

Not to mention it, the dim light and the rustling cold wind really do make it feel a bit pitiful.

It's a pity, Qiao Xi laughed. If she hadn't seen how luxurious the decoration of the cottage was, she might have sympathized with him. In fact, she, the manager of agricultural products, knew how to live better than her, and she didn't know how much she enjoyed it.

The expensive velvet carpet and the jingling crystal chandelier were so luxurious that they almost hurt Josh's eyes.

Who is the boss after all?
Forget it, Josh persuaded himself to be calm, after all, hedonism is not good!
Really, I'm not jealous!
But apart from being tired, today was not completely fruitless.

Not only did she benefit from the gifts that Silla brought, but she also benefited greatly from the various experiences that Conrad shared with her that day.

Josh opened his notebook and began to record today's content. Tomorrow, he would definitely go to the construction site to check the situation.

But as she kept thinking, she began to think about the beaver. When the spring comes and the weather is sunny and warm, the countless low shrubs and grasses growing on the farm on the side of the snow-capped mountains will produce countless berries and raspberries.

At that time, he could recruit a few beavers. Of course, they would not be treated like the ones on the farm. They would just be temporary workers. After they finished their work, Josh would send them back and not keep them.

There are also large and small ditches and canals. It is definitely not enough to rely on just a few of them for irrigation, so we have to hire a few during the busy farming season.

The area around Shimmer Lake is very suitable for those guys to live in. Although he doesn't know why no beavers appeared before, Josh doesn't want more strange beavers to settle here now.

She didn't want Shimmer Lake to become the second Moon Bay.

After all, beavers are not like jumping lambs that can produce products on their own. Too many of them will affect the ecological environment. For now, a few of them are enough.

As for the other things, Josh wrote them down one by one, waiting for her to take her time.

Babies, if there is no accident, the rest should be updated at noon. If there is no update, then there is an accident, hahaha