space farmer girl busy farming

Chapter 632 Encouraging Farming ([-])
Others sincerely refused, but Qi Ke didn't see it that way. She wanted to take advantage of the fact that their village was newly established, with complicated sources of villagers and no unified traditional customs. Stand up as soon as possible, so she insists that knowledge is valuable, and tuition fees must be paid. People are willing to teach for free, but no one can force others to teach themselves for free. To study in a private school, you have to submit to your master.

The money comes from the public account, and all interested villagers can go to learn it. The villagers who have learned the best are selected to form a fleet to go fishing in the sea. The money is paid monthly, divided into fixed monthly rules and bonuses. If you harvest more in the month, you will get more bonuses, and if you harvest less, you will get less bonuses. In addition, there is also a team of men and women who weave fishing nets on the shore and handle fish catches. There are no restrictions on men and women. It is not as dangerous as going to sea, so the income is also low. Not too high, but it is no problem to support a family.

People make money and birds die for food. As soon as Qi Ke made this move, all of his arms were clattered up. Regardless of gender, they all clamored to learn. Even if they couldn't go to sea, they were willing to join the miscellaneous team, and they didn't delay the work in the farmland.

What Qi Ke wants is their enthusiastic response, and it makes people feel cold when no one pays attention to her.

Learning can be learned by the whole village. As for how to arrange the time for everyone to study, Qi Ke handed over the matter directly to the dozen or so original villagers like a shopkeeper. She was only responsible for copying down the list they said and asking someone to buy it. All kinds of tools and materials needed for fishing and darning nets.

After the matter was finished, the excited villagers dispersed in twos and threes. Everyone was talking about a better life in the future, because this is a real harvest that can be obtained through study and labor, and it is not a fake dream like a flower in a mirror. cake.

Qi Ke wiped off his sweat and went back to Zhuangzi.

Ding Lin and five people are already waiting for her in her study.

"Okay, let's not gossip, hurry up, let's get straight to the point, have you read my notes carefully these few days, and have a good discussion?"

As soon as Qi Ke entered the room, she breathed a sigh of relief in the cool room with an ice basin, then walked into the study room, raised her hand to greet everyone, then sat down behind her big desk, Zhao Lin immediately A cup of sour plum soup mixed with ice cubes was placed beside her.

"Look." The five said in unison.

For this discussion, the furnishings of the study were changed, the Luohan bed used for naps was moved out, the desk was moved to the middle of the room, and five desks were placed around the desk, arranged like a podium and desks Same.

It is also fortunate that the house is big enough, it is worthy of being a former salt merchant's house.

"Well, let's first discuss the various problems you encountered in raising rabbits."

"Okay." Ding Lin acted as a representative, got up and went to Qi Ke's desk to put down a few pieces of paper, "This is some problems we encountered when raising rabbits, and the following two are summarized after reading your notes. some problems."

"Did you make another copy of these questions? I may draw on it, and it is impossible to return it to you."

"It's okay, you can draw whatever you want, we all have a copy."

"Okay, let me take a look first, you guys have paper and pens ready."

Qi Ke drank the sour plum soup in one gulp, put the last two pages aside, and read the questions on the first few pages first.

She is very clear about the content of her notes, and the content inside is equivalent to advanced training for Ding Lin and the others, so don't read this part of the questions for the time being, and first read the entry-level questions they wrote themselves.

(End of this chapter)