Busy farming with Taobao

Chapter 310 Ran Family Village

The Zhuangzi who was going to plant flowers was called Ranjiazhuang over time because most of the people on the Zhuangzi were surnamed Ran.

They are not in a slave relationship with the Qin family, but in an employment relationship.

More than half of the land in Ranjiazhuang was bought many years ago. Many people in the village only have one or two acres of land, and the income of the villagers basically depends on working for the landlord's family.

Now that they are bought by Gu Xuan in the name of the Qin family, they are still working for the Qin family.

The flower fertilizer was still delivered to Ran Xing's house.

At this moment, all the strong laborers in Ran's village have arrived at Ran Xing's house. Ran Xing's father, Manager Ran, is registering the contributors from each household, and then they have to check their attendance according to Xiao Baoer's rules. The wages are paid daily.

"Everyone come with me, I will find a piece of land to show you how to plant these seeds."

After Manager Ran finished registering, Xiao Baoer called everyone to go to the field with her.

The place she chose was not far away, just next to Ran Xing's house, within a few steps.

The people in Ranjiazhuang were a little surprised that this talented lady could farm the land.

They had heard for a long time that Mrs. Xiucai was the only daughter of the former owner of Xiangmanyuan. Although she was raised in the countryside, she didn't do much farm work.

Xiao Bao'er let them see for a while, in fact, the talented lady is also capable of farm work.

The whole morning, Xiao Baoer taught them how to do it.

In fact, she doesn't know how to grow flowers, but she just read some books about planting flowers and plants in the space last night, and followed the scriptures.

But the people in Ran's Village could hear the difference, the scholar lady is really not an ordinary lady, she really knows a lot.

And the person is also very kind, ask her anything, she also patiently answer.

Ran Xingniang made lunch and invited Xiao Baoer and Qin Junzhu to eat.

After lunch, Xiao Baoer brought the drawings of the land in the village that Steward Ran had drawn according to her request, and began to divide them according to the flower seeds he brought.

"Guard Ran, I will mark the corresponding flower seeds here, and then you will let everyone plant the seeds according to the places I marked. I will bring you enough flower fertilizer next time, and I will also write you a picture Explain when to fertilize."

Xiao Baoer said after drawing circles on the blueprint.

"Okay, Mrs. Xiao."

Manager Ran writes it down.

"By the way, Mr. Ran, when you have time, you can pick up a few dogs. It doesn't matter if the flower seeds are planted now. When the flowers bloom in the future, when this person can't see it, you have to rely on the dogs. Watched."

Xiao Baoer reminded again.

"The big yellow dog of Ranhe's family at the end of the village just gave birth to five puppies a few days ago. I have already asked him to keep them without selling them, so let's use his family's! Including other dogs in the village, it is enough."

Guan Ran said.

"That's good! By the way, there is also the fence, just like the one I drew just now. You can also ask the skilled people in the village to make it quickly. When spring comes, the flowers will bloom one after another. Let's guard against flower pickers, and we must Beware of the dogs, chickens and ducks of each family."

Xiao Baoer said again.

"Well, I made a note of it."

Manager Ran made another note.

"Okay, then we won't delay, there is another Zhuangzi to go."

Xiao Bao'er finished explaining what should be explained, and left.

As for the daily wages of Ran's Village, the Qin family will send a steward over at that time.

Borrowing the bullock cart from Ranjiazhuang, Xiao Baoer and Qin Junzhu went to two more villages, which were also on the other side of the river. They bought them for the purpose of planting wheat. They couldn’t be taken out of the space, and they had to have their own grain production base.

(End of this chapter)