Farmer girl with space for good farming

Chapter 710 Acquisition of Scale Vegetables (3)

Mu He went.

The village doctor didn't think much about visiting the doctor on a rainy day. If anyone had any problems, he would bring him to see him. But because it was Mu's family, he came here.

The diagnosis he got was similar to that of Mu Li, he was fine, except for a little weakness, nothing else happened.

"Then why haven't you woke up yet?" Father Mu was puzzled.

"Well, maybe I'm too tired." The village doctor only had this explanation.

It was also the first time he had seen this kind of symptom. Everyone was in good health, but he just didn't wake up. It was very strange: "Why don't you send it to the town to see a doctor?"

The village doctor was useless to Sun's condition, but Mu's father also asked Mu Li to give some money and asked Mu He to send it out.

It is not convenient to go to the town in the heavy rain now.

Fortunately, apart from not waking up, there is no other problem.

People in a coma can't swallow food. In order for Sun's body to keep up with nutrition, Sijiu cooks chicken soup every day.

Chickens are killed every day. When the whole family wants to drink chicken soup, cut half of it to make chicken soup. If you don’t want to drink it, cut a small part to make a bowl of chicken soup.

Three meals a day are soup, either egg soup, or chicken soup, or bone soup, anyway, what Sun eats is soup.

But even soup is extremely difficult to drink for a fainted person, and it takes a long time to feed a bowl.

This feeding was done by Mu He and Si Jiu.

Mu Li didn't care about these things, she just looked at the heavy rain outside and lowered her head in meditation.

When the rain stopped, it was already eight days later, and it had been raining for eight days, and the water on the road was up to my knees.

There was moaning and sighing everywhere in the village, because many low-lying farmlands were flooded.

Because Father Mu sold it early, he only had one mu of vegetables and one mu of rice. Although there was some loss, it was not too big.

However, during the eight days of heavy rain, a lot of poultry died of illness. Among other things, of the 20 or so chickens raised by Yang, there were only more than [-] left, and one pig died.

I heard that she wailed all day long, and then somehow killed the sick and dead pigs and bought them at a low price to many people in the village.

Sick pigs cannot be eaten, but because the price is too low, and many people have never eaten meat, they bought some and went back to eat.

But after eating it, people would have vomiting and diarrhea that day, so I had better ask the village doctor for some medicine and go back to boil it.

The money for buying pork and the money for medicine are more than the normal price of pork.

Mrs. Yang was scolded to death by these people, and some people came to look for her, but she refused to pay, insisting that the illnesses caused by other people's poor health had nothing to do with her pork.

In the end, it was Lao Mutou who came forward to make a fuss and paid half of the medicine money, so the matter was settled.

These are what Mu Li heard when she went to give the merits of Dongxishou to those old people.

On the day when the rain stopped, when Muli went to visit an old man with half a basket of eggs, he saw that the old man's son had just returned from the vegetable field and had cut two large boxes of vegetables, which seemed to be going to be sold in the town.

"Oh, many vegetables are flooded and cannot be eaten. It would be great if there were chickens at home. It would not be a waste of several months of work to feed the chickens." The middle-aged man said.

Hearing this, Mu Li's mind flashed, yes, it can be like this.

"Uncle Wang, how many flooded vegetables are there in your vegetable field? I'll buy them for you." Mu Li said to him.

The middle-aged man's surname is Wang, and he also likes Mu Li, a girl who is filial to the old people in the village.

But at this moment, she was taken aback by her question, and after regaining her senses, she said to her, "Buy? You can't eat the vegetables that have been flooded for so many days. Why are you buying them?"

(End of this chapter)