The Yan Kingdom's energy tower is of course the focus of Lucia's first batch of aid, but for the Lucia people, greenhouses are what they care about the most.

During the period when the energy tower was built, the greenhouse was completed first.

However, due to the limited scheduled heating of the greenhouse, the energy tower for power supply has not been completed, and the greenhouse has not yet fully operated.

However, due to the current food shortage in the capital of Lucia, the Lucia people simply used other heating and power supply facilities to top it. Although the greenhouses could not be fully operated, they were enough to sow seeds.

Although seeds germinate and grow slowly due to insufficient heating and power supply, these problems can be solved after the construction of the energy tower is completed.

By that time, the food produced in greenhouses can greatly solve the food shortage that the Lucia capital is facing now.

In fact, the food problem is also a classic problem that cannot be avoided for Lucia.

Whether it was the earliest Kievan Rus established by the Eastern Slavs, the Grand Duchy of Ivan IV, the familiar Novgorods to players, the Romanov dynasty established by Peter the Great, and even the last Suvian era and the modern Lucia era, food problems have always plagued the country.

Their latitude is too high, and the cold climate in the high latitudes has caused the long winter here. The land is frozen for more than half of the year, which undoubtedly brings considerable difficulties to Lucia's agricultural planting.

After all, the land cannot be cultivated half of the year, and in the primitive farming society, it is really difficult to increase grain output.

And more importantly, during the Soviet era, although they had the vastest territory in the world, only one-third of them were suitable for cultivation, and they knew that the land use rate of this third of them was only 60%.

In addition, the agricultural population is sparse. Although Lucia was once a very famous exporter of agricultural products, it was based on the premise that the serfs lived worse than animals during the Tsarist Russian period.

In the Soviet era, the underdevelopment and lag of agricultural industries once seriously restricted the economic development of Soviet.

This is also why the second-generation leader of Suvia, Comrade Maize, vigorously promoted agricultural development. This policy itself has no problem, but unfortunately, Lucia's land is really not suitable for planting corn native to tropical regions of Central America.

In the Lucia era, due to some problems arising from the disintegration of Suvia, Lucia's arable land was severely abandoned. It was not until recent years that Lucia's current leader came to power that this problem gradually improved.

But now, the originally vast territory is frozen by ice and snow, and nothing can be planted at all.

So for the Lucians, the greenhouses that the Yan people have now provided, are indeed more important than energy towers that can provide heating and power.

Of course, Lucia himself actually has corresponding agricultural technology, and it is not only Yan Guoren who can do this kind of greenhouse cultivation.

However, although the Lucians mastered the corresponding agricultural technology, there is probably no country in the world who is better at farming than the Yan people.

After all, it is a nation that is about islands, reefs, deserts, snow-capped mountains, or polar regions. Even if you go to space, you still want to farm.

The Lucians had no problem with the construction of basic greenhouses, but they were not as good as the Yan people in this area for crop planting and management and seed cultivation of high-yield crops.

Moreover, there are still many technical details when growing crops in this environment that are different from before the disaster.

Yanguo has achieved a lot of results in this area because of a professional team studying ecological greenhouses and greenhouse planting technologies. These are the key points of assisting the greenhouses to Lucians.

After all, simple greenhouse technology is not a rare thing, and growing crops itself is not too difficult. However, how to cultivate high-yield crops under today's environment and limited conditions, and how to increase crop yields, is the real core technology.

However, unlike the core technologies of the Energy Tower, these technologies in the Flame Kingdom taught the Lucians without reservation.

This is not because agricultural technology is not important, but because agricultural technology is different from other technologies, and it is a technology that can make more people live.

People may not have mobile phones, computers, Internet, and everything given by modern technology, but people cannot avoid eating.

The love for the land and the persistence of agricultural cultivation in the Yan people is actually because we have experienced too many tragedies and disasters caused by not having enough food. This fear even turns it into an instinct engraved in our genes.

Therefore, as a miserable nation who knows that there is no food, the Yan people will not make things difficult for other countries in this way.

Other things may be reserved by Yan Congress considering the influence of various factors, but Yan people have never considered keeping a hand in how to grow more food.

In fact, there is no need to keep a hand in this kind of thing. After all, agricultural technology itself is a very low threshold. It is just a simple planting of crops. Even without the technology of Yanguo, the Lucians themselves can do it.

And in Chen Xin's view, rather than retaining it technically, it is better to provide the Lucians with high yield crop seeds.

You should know that the seeds of high-yield crops are specially cultivated, and the hereditary traits are not stable. The first generation has high yields, the second generation will experience a reduction in yields, and the third generation will basically lose high yields.

To ensure high yields, we need to use specially cultivated high-yield crop seeds. Not only that, we also need to increase efforts in planting management and the use of fertilizers.

This is of course undesirable for ecological agriculture, and research on ecological greenhouses in the research center is also avoiding this kind of thing.

Because ecological agriculture considers circular planting, if new high-yield seeds are sown every year, there is no question of circular planting.

Of course, the assistance to Lucia is just ordinary greenhouses and high-yield crops, not the ecological greenhouses used in ecological agriculture.

This is not the stingy atmosphere of the Yan country, but the fact that the ecological greenhouses have a richer variety of grain output and the overall yield is not low, the construction of the ecological system takes time and requires more experience. For Lucia today, what they need is a large amount of food in a short time, so high-yield crops and ordinary greenhouse planting are more suitable for them.
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