Reborn Farmer's Businesswoman

Chapter 152 Dry Land
It is not easy to open a workshop, and the most important thing is that she lacks funds.

At the end of the month, I have to pay 50 taels for the wheelchair, and my husband's medicine is almost enough. At the end of the month, there should be very little left. Buying land and building a workshop is a bit of a fantasy.

Of course, the workshop still needs to be opened, but it has to be considered in the long run.

Fortunately, the seven acres of beans at home were planted in late July and harvested in late September. They can be stored in the cellar after the spring, saving her a lot of money.

Han Qing thought a lot along the way, and before she knew it, she had arrived at the door of the house.

The two elders and Lin Dazhi, who were free in winter, would also help to dry the bean paste, dry the bean curd sticks, and grind the beans when they were about to return. Boil the hot water and wait for them to come back to grind the tofu, which instantly relieved Han Qing. Quite a lot of stress.

With the help of the whole family, the production of bean paste and fermented bean curd can be doubled. Before the Chinese New Year, she can save 80 taels even if her expenses are taken into account.

Han Qing marinated bean paste with the two elders, and couldn't help talking about building a bean shop.

"Qing'er, this is a big deal, don't think it's just a one-off." Hearing this, Mrs. Zhang couldn't help but pull her face and said.

"That's right, Qing'er, our family doesn't have to worry about food and drink now, just do some small business." Liu's expression was also in disbelief.

They can't even imagine that Qing'er can do this now.They are all women and Taoists, can they really build workshops?This is a big deal, in case something goes wrong...

Lin's mother also said: "Mother doesn't understand, but Qing'er, you are a woman, how can you build a workshop? We are all ordinary people, not traders, so how can we understand the ins and outs of it?"

"Mother, Qing'er is not a reckless person, can mother believe Qing'er once?"

Looking at the calm and confident daughter-in-law, Lin's mother suddenly thought of Han Qing who was planting beans after the autumn harvest. At that time, no one was optimistic about her.

Mother Lin and Lao Lintou looked at each other and discussed it.

After a while, Mother Lin said: "Qing'er, don't buy the land either. The six acres of dry land at home will be left unused after harvesting sweet potatoes. You can use it to build a workshop."

Hearing this, Han Qing's eyes widened in shock.

We must know that farmers' obsession with land, especially in feudal dynasties, is more important than life.Although it is dry land, the two elders are willing to use it to build a workshop, which shows that they have made up their minds to trust her.

Seeing Han Qing's surprised face, Lin's mother smiled again: "The family is relying on you now, and mother should help if she can."

"Mom, I won't let you down."

Han Qing thought for a while and said, "Mother, Qing'er doesn't plan to plant the seven mu of beans next year."

"No more?"

She said to the surprised Lin Mu: "It takes a lot of effort to grow beans. If Qing'er builds a workshop, I'm afraid she won't have time to take care of it. Buying it directly can save a lot of time."

"It costs a lot of money to buy soybeans, so mother will plant them for you!" Mother Lin said directly.

Looking at Lin's mother's rare toughness, Han Qing couldn't laugh or cry: "Mother, the seven acres of fertile land will be planted with rice, and the mulberry field will be planted with corn and wheat, so there will be no more land left."

Although interplanting was possible, Han Qing really didn't have the energy.

If she really wanted to produce a whole train, she would have to hire a lot of workers.Besides, why should she monopolize all of them? Why not let the bean farmers earn some money to support their families?
With six acres of dry land to build a workshop, Han Qing also saved the money to buy land, and of course she will not forget to honor the elders.

Now, we only need to fill up the land after the next year, and hire carpenters and bricklayers to build workshops!

(End of this chapter)