It was dawn outside the window, with the coolness unique to the northwest. The dormitory building at the Yinmian Base was quiet, with only the slight sound of motors coming from the irrigation pump room next to the cotton fields in the distance. Yuan Kegemo rubbed his brows, sat up from the bed, and picked up the tablet beside his pillow. On the screen was the "Resistance Cotton No. 3" Yield test data that he had stayed up late to compile last night. The red mark "420 kilograms per mu" was particularly eye-catching, nearly 150 kilograms higher than last year's control group. This means that the "drought and low yield" problem that has plagued the northwest cotton area for many years has finally made a substantial breakthrough.
