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One hundred and eighty-two customers of Tiandihui(2/2)

If it is not on a large scale, it cannot be fully implemented. If you expand the scale rashly and fail to deliver what you promised, your reputation will be seriously affected.

Ye Yuming completely separated the farmers and basically adopted the one-household-per-village model to spread out along the villages in the main agricultural areas on both sides of the Wenlan River in order to achieve a better demonstration effect. At the same time, he is also preparing to use these in the future.

Breeders serve as agricultural science and technology teaching points in each village.

In addition to the intensive promotion project, the Ministry of Agriculture is also working on high-yield fields here. Wu Nanhai can't keep up with the two tasks, so he simply entrusts the high-yield fields to Fa Shilu. Everyone is very busy. But this way

As a result, the planned pesticide factory became uninterested. After Wu Nanhai considered it again and again, he decided to jointly establish an agricultural pesticide factory with the health department. In addition to manufacturing pesticides, it was also responsible for manufacturing veterinary medicines.

Use medicines.

After the fifteen-day training, Wu Nanhai announced that everyone could go back to the village to prepare farm tools and fields. The corresponding "agricultural technicians" who went to the countryside would soon go to the countryside to provide specific guidance.

Everyone was originally confused by the content of the class, because most of them were illiterate and couldn't take notes. They were worried about not remembering everything. When they heard that someone came to give guidance, they couldn't help but let out a burst of admiration.

"There is no need to pay the technicians who come to visit. These are all included in your service fee. Each of your families will prepare food and accommodation, and they will bear the food expenses themselves."

I heard that the technician who came to the door paid for the meal himself, and everyone felt bad about it. One person said:

"This can't be done. If you hire a long-term worker, your employer will have to provide you with food, so you don't have to pay for the food."

"Technicians eat three meals a day, each meal contains half a kilogram of rice..."

"We can afford even one pound of food."

"If you have a chicken every day, you can have a fish if you don't have a chicken, one pound per pound, and you have to have an egg every day..."

Those who had enthusiastically expressed their willingness to provide free meals fell silent. Only Liu Youren from Calais said:

"It's okay, my family can afford this."

"Of course, Mr. Liu, your family can afford it." Someone was saying sourly."

Now that Wu Nanhai could understand a little bit of Lingao dialect, he took a few more glances at the man who said he could "afford it." He was only thirty years old, had a big body and a round waist, and was dressed differently from the average local farmer.

Second, the clothes are not torn or patchy, neat and clean, and the feet are a pair of green cloth shoes, which are stained with mud and water. Wu Nanhai knows that farmers in the old days rarely wore cloth shoes - they were easily worn when working in the fields, so they were usually barefoot or wearing straw sandals.

When going to the city to do business, he would bring a pair of shoes, put them on when entering the city, and take them off when leaving the city. A person who does not care about shoes at all must be a rich and indifferent boss. Look at the Xiangfei bamboo stick stuck in his waist.

The cigarette rod has a white jade pendant hanging on it.

He casually looked through his personal information. Liu Youren came from Calais Village and reported that he owned more than 300 acres of land. However, someone from the Intelligence Committee told him that Liu Youren did not actually live in Calais Village, but lived several miles outside the village.
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