Siheyuan: Starting with a Harvest of Over 200 Jin Per Mu

Idiot, I have never heard of breeding at home, or the yard is full of animals, even if you go to the countryside to breed, this whole idiot article, if the enemy agents find out, you have not considered how much trouble it will be!!!!!!!

In the latest chapter of "Poisonous", the protagonist is, when he saw Qin Huairu, his legs were so weak that he couldn't walk, and then, Sister Qin, Sister Qin shouted, "**!"

Don't increase the yield any more. It's unreasonable to increase the yield. Once you plant the land, it will take a while to grow.

How do you explain the origin of the first variety? It only takes a few months for a rice crop to show that it is a mature variety. How does the protagonist explain to others where the mature variety comes from? Where is the breeding done? There is a problem as soon as I check it. Does the author have any common sense? He just randomly found a few types and wrote them randomly, right?

The origin of the seeds is unknown. How to explain it? In that era

There is actually a reborn fool in this book

Nowadays, Lu Zi makes people feel that there are too few novels that are worth spending money to read. It is rare to see one. Although it was attracted by Siheyuan, and after reading it for a long time, it actually has little to do with Siheyuan, but it is also very good as a historical novel. As a layman, I don't know the names of the data. There are details of authenticity, but at least it allows a person like me, who grows flowers and leaves them outside the windowsill for half a year and leaves them alone for half a year, and they grow very well. After bringing them into the house and taking care of them carefully every day, the orchids, cactus, aloe, and everything else have been cultivated to death. It is very good. Even though I know that the characters in Siheyuan are used to stir emotions, I still don't want to watch the plot of Jia Dongxu, but without these people, I am completely out of touch with Siheyuan. It's a bit confusing, but the flaws are fair. At least I think it's worth spending money to read it. I'm very interested and can learn some information about agriculture. Although I don't know whether it's true or not, history that I wasn't interested in at all before was only interested in reading novels. Then I went to look for history books by myself. Later, I was able to chat with the owner of the provincial history museum without getting stuck or making jokes. Now that I have read it, I am a little interested in agricultural planting again. I hope the author will not be influenced by the outside world and write well.

Did the author make a mistake? During the Republic of China, the output of one acre of land should have been three to four hundred kilograms. Even if there was a single season in the north, one season of winter wheat should be added. One mu of land should add up to 300 kilograms, right?

Just know, just know, the same old thing

Commentary on Chapter 1 Dragon Rice Chapter 201 written by Chang Ziduo in "Siheyuan: Starting from the Breakthrough of 200 Jin Yield per Mu".