The end of the Ming Dynasty swept the world

Chapter 479 Reward and Punishment Measures
Ding Yi thought about it, and said: "You are experts in raising horses, but I think there is still a little problem just now."

"General, please tell me." Tu Zhe'er didn't think so, but he felt that he was an expert in raising horses.

"Horses are very precious animals. I just saw that after you feed them, the feeder is a bit dirty. How often do you usually clean it?"

Tu Zheer shook his head: "The herdsman seems to be a few days or ten days."

"Rinse it every day." Ding Yi said seriously: "Otherwise it's easy to spoil your stomach."

"Ah." Tu Zhe'er and the others were raised extensively in the past. What he said just now, he already felt that he did a good job. He didn't expect Ding Yi's standard to be higher.

"Do as Master Ding says." Huang Bin said coldly.

Tu Zheer came to his senses, and laughed immediately: "Yes, yes, from now on, I will wash it every day."

"Although the excrement is placed a little far away, it should be placed in the lower air outlet." Ding Yi said again.

Then he thought of something, turned around and asked, "Horse manure, can you use it?"

Zhong Zhennu and the others were puzzled.

"..." Everyone.

"Horse manure is collected every day. After fermentation, it can be used as fertilizer. You can use it for planting fruit trees." Ding Yi said solemnly: "This is a good fertilizer, and our land can be more fertile."

Putting it here will affect the health of the horse.

But Ding Yi is not an expert in this field. He only knows that this organic fertilizer must be fermented well, otherwise it is easy to burn the roots and produce pests. Fortunately, the climate here in Jeju is very good. Generally, the fermentation temperature is above [-] degrees, and there are no pests. Eggs and weed seeds will mostly die.

"Find more people who know how to farm and understand farming, and ask how to ferment and utilize it. First test it in a small area, and then promote it after success." Ding Yi said to the people around him.

Everyone didn't know what fermentation was. Based on his own memory, Ding Yi made a rough idea. He didn't know the ratio of adding wheat straw. It was about four or five to one. Because there was no fermentation liquid, the wine of this era could be used. groove.

Of course, he didn't know it at the time, but someone else came up with it later, because winemaking also needs to be fermented.

If the horse manure is fermented well, it can’t be used for farming. It’s good for planting fruit trees, and when combined with the grassland, the fertility of the land will also increase greatly.

Jeju Island is rich in fruit trees, and there is definitely a good way to use them.

In fact, Ding Yi was more concerned about raising horses, so he used this excuse to clean up all the horse manure to ensure the cleanliness of the stables.

Beware of rats when raising horses. Fortunately, this is a grassland and there are few rats. As long as the hygiene is controlled and there is no extra food, almost no rats will come here.

Ding Yi asked them to check around frequently, and if they found any rat holes, they should be blocked immediately.

Tu Zheer wrote down one by one with a respectful expression. He felt that General Ding really respected and valued their horses. This made him feel that his own value was reflected by General Ding.
"The death rate of horse transportation is also high, because on the ship, you have insufficient manpower, you cannot clean well, and there is not enough space to squeeze more horses." Ding Yi said everything he knew. "I'm not in a hurry to use horses, and I can ship them in batches, so I don't need to squeeze too many horses in one boat."

The crowd listened carefully.

"There will be rewards for raising horses this year." Now that Ding Yi finds out that unqualified war horses can be sold, he feels he is making a lot of money.

"Wei Jiye specially organized people and Tu Zhe'er to assess each household, register once when the pony is young, and once when handing over the horse."

"The ten households that delivered the most horses and the lowest death rate will be rewarded at five taels per horse."

"The ten households with the highest death rate will deduct one money for each horse."

Tu Zheer was overjoyed: "Yes."

Ding Yi rewards more and deducts less. The reason for deducting money is to remind them not to feed too much.

In fact, he collects money based on live horses, and life and death have nothing to do with him, but he does this to let everyone know that he doesn't want everyone to die in vain.

Considering that everyone will raise more horses, if the death rate is reduced, there may be more horses produced each year in the future.

Then Ding Yi looked at raising sheep and growing fruits, and drank Jeju's specialty citrus tea, which was really sweet.

The weather here in Jeju is really good, the temperature will not drop below zero throughout the year, and it is also one of the fruit bases of Korea in later generations.

In this era, the main fruits in North Korea were apples, pears, and dates.

Citrus is a special offering for nobles, and the area used to be relatively small. After Ding Yi occupied it, Wei Jiye asked Wei Jiye to increase the area, and it was mainly on the market from October to November.

It took about half a day, and after turning around, Ding Yi returned to Jeju Prefecture and called everyone to discuss matters.

Zhong Zhennu, Wei Jihai, Huang Bin, Tu Zheer, Pu Zhixuan, Zhang Meng, Chen Haisheng, Fang Yingxiang, and Luo Caiyou sat together.

Zhong Zhennu first reported the general situation, with a population of more than 2 households and more than 8 people, of which more than 3 were former Koreans, more than 1 were descendants of former Mongolians, and more than 2 were Ming people. (Most of them immigrated from Dengzhou in the past two years)

According to Lushun's practice, no matter what nationality, children start to learn Chinese at the age of 8 and use Chinese books.

In addition, Zhongzhen slaves organized every hundred households into a village, every fifteen villages into a town, each village had a village chief and two deputy village chiefs, and each town had a mayor and two deputy mayors.

In the east is 'Tengyun County', where there are mainly Mongolians and Koreans, who mainly raise horses.

The west is "Yitian County", which means farming and hoarding grain. There are mainly Korean and Ming people who mainly farm.

When Ding Yi heard this, he stopped.

"Are the town and village chiefs assessed every year?"

Everyone looked at each other in blank dismay. Obviously, at this time, the selection of the village chief and town chief was mainly based on relationships, relationships with Ming people, and relationships with the people present.

"According to the output of each village's farming, the number of horses, the output of planted fruits, and the output of seafood, the assessment will be carried out, and those who are good will be rewarded, and those who are inferior will be eliminated." Ding Yi wants to build this place into a big rear, a big base, and there must be rewards and punishments Measures to motivate everyone.

Everyone quickly wrote it down.

"For the village chief, the town chief has a small right to build an identity card like Dengzhou. Village chiefs, town chiefs, county magistrates and other officials, small officials, shopping discounts, tax reduction." Ding Yi continued.

Everyone's eyes are bright, so the people must strive to be the head of the village.

Ding Yi only talked about it. As for how much tax will be reduced and how much discount will be given, it is something that everyone present thinks about.

Everyone had to admire that Mr. Ding could get to the point as soon as he came over.

"The island is very big. To prevent spies, we need to establish a Dengzhou-like identity card. Those who report strangers will be rewarded." Jeju has done a good job, but Ding Yi has to point out one by one. place, he came to improve.

"Then we need to increase the number of officials." Wei Jiye said.

Because there are hundreds of yamen servants in Dengzhou prefecture, which is even several times more than the sum of the other five prefectures in Shandong. On the Jeju side, almost all the original Korean officials have left, and now it is all thanks to Ding Yi's people. Do it, many of them are not officials but are doing official work.

"Well, you go ahead." Ding Yi said.

Zhong Zhennu said again.

There are now more than 3 horses on the island, most of them are young children, and the goal of [-] is fast approaching.

(End of this chapter)