After Han Jiang carefully checked the data, he said it very sure.

The farmers in Shiniuling are still very hardworking, so the reason for their poverty is not laziness.

After Han Jiang asked about various details, he walked around the mountains and then went to the paddy fields to take a look. From the perspective of management, if you increase your income on the original basis, you need the original output and industries with a higher input-output ratio within the controllable range of labor.

This time, Han Jiang was stumped.

He is not omnipotent. If there is a computer to check the Internet, the Zhuangzi's problem may be solved.

But no.

He studied management.

From the perspective of management, the people in this farm are hardworking, and they will do some miscellaneous work within their ability to earn some money to subsidize their household income, so there is no problem of labor free.

What to do?

Han Jiang did not ask the one in Zhuangzi to follow him, so he checked around Zhuangzi.

At about 10 o'clock in the morning, an old manager from Yanzhou was also sent to retire when he was old. He had managed a farm in the past, but the level was not high.

"Shaojun, I am afraid that Shaojun will not be used to eating here, so I brought some porridge and cakes from Yanzhou. As Brother Tong's instructions, I came to tell Shaojun that Yanzhou is very good. A teacher wrote a book that thanked the head of the family. Many people lined up to press their handprints. Laojun asked, "Shaojun should check it out first, or should I go back and give it to the head of the family directly."

After hearing this, Han Jiang replied: "Let me just send it to the mansion. Since it is the craftsman in Yanzhou who is grateful to my father for his New Year's reward, I will not interfere. If I interfere, if someone says I did it deliberately and I am afraid it is inappropriate, please tell Mr. Tong that he is willing."

"Yes, yes, I must bring the words to you."

Han Jiang understood that Han Tong said that he asked someone to come and ask for his attitude, but in fact he was still hinting at himself, don’t interfere in this matter. It was Han Jiang’s analysis, so don’t make people think that Han Jiang deliberately made this, which made Han Tuozhou happy.

After all, Han Jiang kowtowed at the Han Family Ancestral Hall, and his identity and household registration have not been completed yet. In addition, Han Jiang was a little ruthless in the backyard of the Han Family, for fear that someone would find excuses to blow up some evil winds.

So, Han Jiang thanks Han Tong.

Any old ginger must have a few spicy flavors.

Han Jiang pointed to the empty paddy fields now: "This farm is poor, and I want to make the farm better, but unfortunately I don't know much about farm work and don't know if there are any good farm books."

"I used to serve Xie Shaojun from various households in Zhuangzi. I didn't know much about reading and read some agricultural books. I once heard of a very powerful person who wrote a book."

"Speak and listen."

"It is a hermit, named Quanzhenzi of Xishan. Someone learned the methods of fertilizing, fertilizing and top-dressing from this hermit. Later, I heard that this hermit wrote a book when he got older. I thought, maybe this book is useful?"

Han Jiang became interested. No matter what the content of this book is, the systematic agricultural books must be valuable. Han Jiang asked: "Do you know the name of this hermit."

"I've heard of it, my name is Chen Fu."

"Well, I'll ask. If there is really this book, I'll find it back and study it all in our farm. I dare not say too much. It's a good thing to increase crop yield by 10%."

"Yes, what Shaojun said is, don't say it's a good thing, half of it is a good thing."

Ordinary managers know that the title of the book cannot find the book, but Han Jiang must have a solution.

At this time, fish jumped out of the water on the river.

The old manager bowed and said, "I said a lot. In our river, we eat green in the twelfth lunar month, and the green fish is very good. If you need me, I will send someone to catch some."

"Fish." A camera flashed through Han Jiang's head.

I remember once I watched a popular science program occasionally, saying that what is raised in rice fields can increase income.

What is it, shrimp or fish.

Han Jiang turned his head and said, "Grass carp is a graze."

"When you say Shaojun, I know a little. Grass carp eats mosquito larvae (the larvae of mosquito) when they are small fish, and eats duckweed a little bigger, and only starts to eat grass after they grow to three inches."

"Yes, yes." Han Jiang was delighted, he could try this.

"Tell me about other fish, are there anyone who raises shrimp?"

Although this old manager doesn’t know much literacy and has never studied seriously, he has a lot of experience in managing farms throughout his life, and he has seen a lot of people at this age and listened a lot.

The two chatted for a long time.

At noon, Han Jiang called four village chiefs and the manager of the village together.

Han Jiang's tone changed, no longer as deep as the morning, with a little joy in his tone. At this time, the weather seemed to be getting better. Although it was still cloudy, it did not feel as cold as the wind.

"New rules. Han Si, you record."

"Yes." Han Si also heard it. Han Jiang's tone became cheerful, and there seemed to be a suitable solution.

Han Jiang didn't sit down, and he really felt a little more joy in his tone. After all, if this matter was successful, the farmers in this village could also earn more money, and he did something practical to get rid of poverty.

"First of all, next year, each household will increase its income of 2,500 yuan per year on the basis of this year. If it is insufficient, I will use my own monthly money to make up for it. If there are lazy people, Zhuangzi will solve it by himself. Now I will talk about my requirements."

Han Si began to prepare for the record, and Han Jiang said: "Let's talk about the fields first. I know that there are people in the village fishing by the river. I ask that all fish less than ten taels of fish should not be eaten, and all of them should be put into the rice fields and kept until the rice harvest is harvested. The farm must strictly record the rice harvest yield of this season."

After remembering, Han Si whispered: "Shaojun, what's the point of this practice? If they don't understand it, they are afraid of misleading things."

Han Jiang nodded: "A long time ago, I heard an agronomist conduct an experiment. Raising fish in rice fields can increase by 10%. I want to give it a try."

"Also, I also talked to Mr. Li this year. So, if we raise grass carp, the grass carp will eat the weeds in the rice fields, which will reduce artificial weeding. Also, we put fertilizers on the fields, eat fat in the rice, and take up some of the fertilizer, or lose grass. Isn't this fertilizer all the rice?"

Manager Li also added: "Shaojun, this fish will naturally be pulled after eating it."

Han Jiang praised: "I speak indecently, but I speak well."

The managers of both villages nodded: "We understand."

"Next, after the rice field planting, the mulberry leaves yield in the mulberry forest is too low, and only 17 kilograms of raw silk can be produced per mulberry forest. Then I ask that all the weeds under the mulberry trees be removed, and at the same time weed, weave rabbits in the cage, raise chickens, and raise rabbits. I believe that people will buy them in Yanzhou or Lin'an Prefecture."

This rabbit manure can also be composted. If you don’t have the time to pull weeds in the rice fields, you will have time to mow the grass.
Chapter completed!