Space Spirit Spring: Farmhouse Qiao Jun’s Wife

  Su Haitang never saw the young man again. Later, the village chief said inadvertently that he had already sold off leave and returned to the unit.

  Su Haitang understood that his life was safe, so he put aside this worry and devoted himself to the new life wholeheartedly.

   Their new house was still being cleaned up, so Su Haitang and Nanny borrowed a few days at the uncle's house.

  Su Jianguo's family was very kind to her and asked her eagerly about her future plans.

   The branch was just in time for the summer harvest, and Su Haitang asked for the milk and the land for the two of them, but did not plan to continue growing food.

   But she, a village girl with "no knowledge", wanted to be unconventional, so she had to find an excuse to stop the villagers from talking.

   "Uncle, I have a plan. I want to trouble Brother Ocean."

  Su Haitang had a reassuring smile on her face, and everyone was involuntarily infected, even Yao Yuxiang, who was afraid that her niece would ask to borrow money, was no exception, and handed her a piece of watermelon with pity.

   "You kid, why don't you be polite to us, just say something."

  Su Haiyang also nodded, killing half of the watermelon in two mouthfuls.

  Su Haitang smiled, not without emotion.

   The uncle's family treats her better than her biological parents. Does it really answer that sentence?

   After a little distraction, Su Haitang quickly got down to business.

   "That's right, I think it's not just after the summer harvest, I'm not in a hurry to plant crops, and I won't make much money anyway."

   "Brother Ocean is at the agricultural technology station, and he has come into contact with a lot of new knowledge. He must know some new crops that make money."

  Su Haitang swallowed the uncommon word "cash crop" and tried to explain dryly.

   "Like peanuts and soybeans can extract oil, sorghum can make wine..."

Su Haiyang put down the melon rind and nodded: "You're right. Dad, look at Haitang, who is half younger than you and has an advanced mind! I told you earlier that it is better to grow fruit trees than to grow food, but you don't listen to me. "

  Su Jianguo glared at his son and smoked a dry tobacco pouch.

   He is a traditional farmer who treats his son harshly, but also respects the literate.

  Especially, his son is so promising, self-taught, and became a technician at the agricultural technology station in the village. Even the stationmaster's daughter thinks that his son has a future, how could he not consider his son's opinion?

   It’s just that the ancestors in the village have farmed the land like this for generations, and they have to pay public grain every year.

   Besides, if the money is so easy to earn, wouldn’t everyone else be rushing to the camp?

   There are too many smart people in this world. He is worried that his son is young and knowledgeable and will be fooled into dizziness.

   Seeing that the eldest son is going to get married, the second son is going to go to college, and the family has no money in his hand, he really didn't have the guts to gamble.

  Su Haiyang has argued with the stubborn old man many times. He understands his concerns. It is not something he can figure out in a moment. It is better to see the effect.

   To put it bluntly, his father is honest, not an entrepreneur, and is suitable for working hard with the leader.

   There is nothing wrong with learning from the successful experience of others and avoiding detours.

  Su Haiyang has a flexible mind and quickly wants to understand the twists and turns. Facing the cousin who dares to innovate, his attitude is even more enthusiastic!

   "Fruit trees? Apples?" Su Haitang had an idea in her heart, but she still pretended to ask her cousin.

   "Yes! Red Fuji, a good variety from abroad, can be sold at high prices, especially suitable for large-scale planting!"

  Su Haiyang talked about his professional knowledge, and immediately got up and his eyes were full of light!

   "Apples are easy to manage and easy to transport and store. Pears are also okay, but the price is low, but the yield is high."

   "Others like peaches, apricots, persimmons, walnuts, etc., are either technically more difficult, cost pesticides, and are difficult to manage, or sell less, each with its own advantages and disadvantages."