This year's great god is getting more and more soothing

Chapter 921 Land is a Treasure

After singing the song of praying for rain, Mu Mu saw them offering the unicorn killed last night to the temple, and then followed the crowd to line up to get food.

The food was still soup with a meaty and bitter taste, and a faint earthy smell, but two pancakes were distributed to each person.

After eating, men, women and children lined up to go out of the tribe, only Zhu Muheng and the others carried big bags on their backs.

There is an endless piece of land not far from the tribe. Zhu Muheng put down the bag and said excitedly: "Let's work hard this year to produce more food, so that we don't have to starve in winter!"

"Okay!" Everyone shouted, each grabbed a handful of seeds and threw them to the ground.

Mu Mu was taken aback, watching them grab the seeds and throw them directly on the ground, his eyes widened in surprise.

By the way... shouldn't the land be cleared before planting?Get rid of those weeds, and then turn over the land and let it dry out. At least you have to dig a hole and bury the seeds in it, right?
She blinked her eyes twice, and in order not to show that she was special, she quickly grabbed the seeds and threw them on the ground.Although there is a lot of land that stretches as far as the eye can see, there are too many people who can't support them to work. No matter men, women, old or young, as long as they can walk, they all come to work.It's just sprinkling some seeds again, and the speed is extremely fast.

In less than three hours, everyone sprinkled the seeds again.

Zhu Muheng organized everyone to go back, and found a few strong men to stay in place to watch the seeds, so as not to let other wild beasts eat the seeds.

When walking back, Mu Mu paid attention to the place where the seeds were first sprinkled, and those seeds started to germinate.

She blinked, and had a bold guess in her heart.

I lived in the tribe for another two days, and the so-called rainy season came. The sky that had been gloomy for several months sounded like a thunderclap, and the rain poured down so hard that I couldn't see anything clearly.

It rained for three consecutive days, and the sky cleared up on the fourth day. Zhu Muheng happily told Mu Mu: "There will be two more days to harvest, and then there will be more food to eat."

Mu Mu pinched his fingers and counted. It didn't take even ten days from sowing to harvesting. It seems that the land here can really speed up the growth of plants.

In order to confirm his guess, Mu Mu dug an open space behind the wooden house and planted a small piece of wheat.She removed weeds, turned the land to the sun, and dug holes to bury the seeds in the soil.

Planted in the morning, the seeds have sprouted in the afternoon, and the tender green shoots make people feel happy.

On the second day, Mu Mu went to the field to harvest together.When she got to the field, she realized that the plants she had planted were the wild vegetables that she usually ate in the soup.

Harvesting is much harder than sowing. People squatting on the ground to pull wild vegetables one by one can't do much in a whole day.

When the fresh wild vegetables came down, the women took them to the big river beside the tribe, washed them casually, and put them in a pot to make soup. Mu Mu knew how the smell of soil in the soup came from.

That's because when washing vegetables, it's just passing the side water, and the soil on the roots of the vegetables is roughly washed away.

After harvesting wild vegetables for a day, Mu Mu went back at night and took a bucket to fill two buckets of water in the river when it was dark, and watered the wheat well.

After another three days of harvesting wild vegetables, everyone took back all the wild vegetables in the field.

Mu Mu looked at the piece of wheat behind his wooden house and whispered, "Tomorrow we can harvest. With careful care, the plant growth cycle has been shortened by two days, and it can be harvested in only six days. The land here is really a treasure."

(End of this chapter)