Farmer girl with space for good farming

Chapter 667 Making Money Vigorously (2)

Although the hilltops are cheap, they add up to a lot. A few hilltops cost thousands of taels of silver.

Of course, those who have good intentions and want to deliberately raise the price will not buy it.

The owner bought this land to help these refugees, not to use it for himself. These refugees are still not clear, thinking that they must buy this land.

Is there any need to think about them?

Therefore, even if the price was automatically lowered later, and they begged them to buy it, they did not buy it.

After buying the land, the person in charge explained to them the requirements of the owner and hired them to farm the land. People in the village, those who have houses, and those who live in other places, then build temporary houses.

The money for the house and the money for the furniture are all paid by the public. Of course, they are the most basic, such as beds and quilts, tables and chairs, and pots and pans. It is impossible to want others to be good.

Ten and centurions were set up to supervise their work.

Each person will be given a certain amount of rice by the centurion every month, which is enough for them to eat, but they can only eat [-]% to [-]% full. If they want to be full, they have to work hard.

In addition to the fixed rice every month, there is also wages, but the amount of this money depends on their performance.

If there is a natural disaster and the crops die, the rice will not change every month, and the wages will be less, but it will not be nothing.

Of course, in addition to these, there are other rules, you can't be lazy, you can't fight, and you have to tell the ten commander if you have anything, and if the ten commander can't solve it, you can hand it over to the centurion.

In other words, as long as you keep yourself safe, you will have food, housing and wages, and you don’t have to worry about natural disasters and man-made disasters for Sun’s food, so you can beg for others as before, living a life without dignity, food and clothing.

This is simply a guarantee for their life!

Those who deliberately raised the price and failed to sell the land were even more annoyed. Seeing that others received a few taels of silver that they might not be able to earn in this life, some families had a lot of land, more than ten taels.

Although this didn't make them lose the job, but seeing the money being counted, they didn't have a penny in their pockets. It's impossible to say that they are not jealous or annoyed.

1 taels of silver bought most of the fields in two villages and three mountains, which was almost not enough to spend.

The money for buying the land has to be handed over to the government, and they can't take it privately, or else those barren hills that no one wants can be given away for free.

Half of the field is for rice, the other half is for various crops, and the mountain is for fruit seedlings.

Although the three mountains are not big, their combined area is more than 2000 mu.

After finishing these, it took several days.

Several principals returned to the charity hall and waited for Mu Li to come back. As for the one thousand people assigned to the two villages, they were already helping to build houses for those who had no houses to live in.

After waiting for a few days, Mu Li finally came.

"The three hills must be planted with fruit seedlings. According to the area of ​​the three mountains, you can agree on a fruit seedling for that fruit. It doesn't have to be full, just plant about two-thirds of the area. Pigs and chickens are raised in other places. Raising geese and ducks...the rice and vegetable seeds in the fields, you also go to deal with..." Mu Li said.

The person in charge smiled wryly: "Master, these are easy to handle, but what about the money issue?"

The 1 taels of silver for the land purchase included all the profits of all the shops last month and the money they had saved before.

All the wages they had saved were poured in, hoping not to disappoint the master.

(End of this chapter)