Farm family group treasure little fox wife

Chapter 160
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Huanhuan saw that Mo Zhanshu was so confident that he arranged everything and didn't worry about it anymore: "Yes, just do as Mr. Mo said."

Wu Xingbang knew that his granddaughter rented land outside the city to grow medicinal materials, and asked those farmers to help take care of the medicinal fields. The wages paid to those farmers were quite a lot. If you want to rent land, why not rent it in our village?"

Now that the early rice has not been planted, he went to talk to the villagers, and the villagers should agree to rent the land to Huanhuan.

Huanhuan laughed: "That's exactly what I mean, but I need your help to discuss this matter. If the villagers agree, I will sign a two-year contract first."

Mo Shi and the two were a little worried when they heard the words: "Girl, is two years too short?"

If they can sign a contract with Chu Jun, the time will definitely not be too short. If the folks don't want to rent the land to them after two years, wouldn't they have to start from scratch?When the time comes, where will the medicinal materials be produced and sent to the Chu army?

"Mr. Mo, Mr. Shi, don't worry, as long as the villagers have a taste of the sweetness and know that growing medicinal materials is more valuable than growing food, the villagers will continue to grow medicinal materials." Huanhuan also has his own plans: "When the time comes we Just sign the purchase contract with the folks directly, and it will save trouble."

Mo Zhanshu and Shi Cunzhi understood in seconds.

In the final analysis, the girl is lazy again.

If it is renting land, not only must wages be paid on time every month, but also disputes between farmers have to be mediated. In order to retain farmers and continue to take care of the medicine fields for them, greetings and subsidies during the New Year and holidays are also indispensable. These are trivial and troublesome. thing.

It would be much easier to sign a contract directly with farmers to purchase medicinal materials.

Wu Xingbang was overjoyed: "Okay, I will tell the folks when the new year opens!"

Looking at the farmers outside the city who help grow medicinal materials, you can see that this is a way for the villagers to get rich.

Wu Xingbang filled up the wine for Shi Mo and the two of them in person, raised his glasses and said, "Mr. Mo, Mr. Shi, I would like to toast you two. Thank you two gentlemen for bringing us this good news!"

For Wu Xingbang, as long as it is beneficial to the development of the village, it is a great thing to help solve the plight of the villagers!

This New Year's Eve dinner, which was not considered a reunion, became cheerful because of the arrival of Mo Shi and the two, especially Wu Xingbang, who was drunk in the end.

Mo Zhanshu also drank a lot. He didn't get up until noon on the first day of the Lunar New Year. After a casual breakfast, he set off for Taizhou City.

Wu Xingbang was distracted by the planting of traumatic herbs, temporarily put Huanhuan's marriage aside, and took Wu Chao to various households to visit and talk about renting land.

The folks in Wujia Village have long heard that Huanhuan has rented a total of [-] to [-] mu of land outside the city twice to grow medicinal materials. The farmers who rented the land to Huanhuan have improved their lives because of this, and the villagers have long been eager to move. However, Wujia Village is too far away from the county seat, and Wu Xingbang didn't mention this, so the villagers are too embarrassed to speak up.

Now when Wu Xingbang talked about renting land, the villagers agreed to rent out the rice fields at home without saying a word, and planned to keep only a few vegetable fields.

But in such a big village, there must be some people who are unwilling to rent out the land, such as Wu Huairen's family.

Wu Huairen has hated Wu Xingbang's family since he lost his position as the patriarch of the Wu clan. However, the villagers have seen his selfish and cruel nature, so they ignore them, and they can't get up.

(End of this chapter)