sjar Chapter 694 It stinks!
Chapter 694 It stinks!
Seeing this, Zhou Guo asked others to cover their mouths and noses, and then he covered his own as well, not knowing how smelly it was.
After walking another half a mile, a faint smell came in the air. There was a fishy smell in the stench. The further we walked, the stronger the smell became. After half a mile, it was already a torture.
Zhou Guo held his breath. The smell was too strong. It felt like poisoning just by smelling it a little bit.
Erpang and his group have already started covering their noses, but the layer of cloth on their noses is useless.
No wonder the old man refused to come. Those who came to dump ashes left faster than rabbits.
When she reached the top of the hill and looked around, everything in front of her was dark.
Looking down from here, this half of the slope is covered with all kinds of dumped ashes. The weather is cold now, and I wonder how many mosquitoes will be fed when the weather gets hot.
When it rains, dirty water flows all over the valleys, leaving no place to step.
I almost died on the spot after taking one sniff.
The people in this yamen are too lazy. They don't even dig a hole. This beautiful mountain has been destroyed. When it rains heavily, the dirty water flows into the river and even the river water will be polluted.
Er Pang held his breath and said, "Master, where do we start?"
Zhou Guo took a look and pointed at the ones they had just poured out and said, "Well, these are the ones they poured out this morning. Take those back first. As for these, you can pick out the ones that can be used and take them back later. I'll come with you then."
Erpang and his group went there, everyone holding a shovel in their hands, pulling an ox cart, and started shoveling water onto the ox cart.
Seeing this, Zhou Guo also picked up a shovel and started working.
The group was startled, "Master, please leave, stay away from here, we will be done soon, it stinks here."
Zhou Guo didn't want to speak, so he shook his head and quickened his hands' movements.
Staying here for too long can be fatal, so get out of here as quickly as possible.
But after they spent half an hour filling up all the cars, they found that it didn't smell that bad anymore.
Erpang said in surprise: "Master, it doesn't stink anymore, you smell it, hey, Ermazi, you smell it."
Everyone smelled it and found it really didn't stink anymore. They pulled off the handkerchiefs wrapped around their faces and found that it didn't stink anymore either. They couldn't help but feel very happy.
Zhou Guo said: "That's because we've been here for a long time, so we naturally don't feel the stink anymore. Now that we're done, get out now."
The group put away their shovels and drove the ox cart out of the mountain.
Each car was loaded to the brim; they had loaded up all the huge pile that had been dumped from the yamen earlier.
After suffering so much, shouldn’t you decorate it more at once?
The group ran two miles away as if fleeing and met up with the old man.
Zhou Guo pulled off the handkerchief on his face and said, "Master, you are right. That place is not for ordinary people to go. It stinks so damn bad! There is nothing stinkier than this thing. It stinks worse than many rotten fish!"
The old man fanned his nose with his big hands and looked at her with some disdain, "Why do you stink so bad?"
Zhou Guo pulled his clothes and sniffed, but couldn't smell anything. "I went to work in the fields."
He waved his hand back and said, "Brothers, let's go back. You have to come here every day before winter comes."
Everyone wailed.
Zhou Guo said: "But when you go back, you can also take turns with other people in the farm. Several people can take a turn every day, so you can take a break."
As soon as these words were spoken, everyone laughed.
"Yes, I have to let the kids at home come and smell this smell. I feel like I'm rotten all over. No, I have to go back and change my clothes and take a shower."
A group of people dragged more than ten smelly things back to the village.
Zhou Guo followed him to the farm. Wu Jiang had already returned and the night fragrance had been prepared.
The manure pit had been dug earlier, all the nightshade had been poured in, and even the bucket had been cleaned.
When they come back, all the people in the village will come to watch the fun. These things will be used by them in the end. They will turn them into fertilizer, sell them to others, and then exchange them for bags of food.
No one complains about the smell, and they look at these things as if they were treasures.
Zhou Guo called Wu Jiang over and said, "From today on, you will be in charge of all matters at the farm and at home. Actually, there is nothing to be in charge of. Everyone has their own responsibilities and just do it step by step. You just need to watch from the side. If you are undecided, come to me."
"Also, you have to drive these more than 30 trucks to the east gate of the county town early in the morning every day, and bring back the night fragrance of Hua Pozi and her group. Then go to the mountains to fetch more than ten trucks of these things. Well, you can leave this to Er Pang and Er Ma Zi. They can take care of one end each."
Wu Jiang asked, "Master, what are you going to do?"
Zhou Guo pointed at the things he had brought back and said, "I'm going to make compost. I'm going to improve the composting method. It'll take at least a month. If there's anything you can't solve, come and find me."
Wu Jiang should be.
Zhou Guo was also very relieved that even if she was not around, Li and Zhou Xing could handle the mushroom collection.
By then Zhou Gu would be back, and they were doing just fine when she was away.
There is Wu Jiang in Zhuangzi.
Everything is in perfect order.
Zhou Guo started to ferment compost that night. The first step was to prepare things and add some things on the original basis.
More than ten compost piles were prepared at one time, and the amounts of the ingredients added were different.
For several days in a row, I went out after breakfast and came back in the evening.
Li came over and saw the familiar piles of fertilizer. She sighed, said nothing, and went back to get some delicious food.
During this period, the pine mushrooms in the mountains gradually disappeared, and Huaiyang made two more deliveries, each time with more than the last.
Later, Zhou Guo dispersed Lai Zi Tou and his group and sent them to several prefectures in turn.
In the beginning there were bound to be a few troublemakers, but later on, when they saw the return money, they went in with full trucks and returned with empty trucks. Seeing that business was so good, they calmed down.
There is really meat to eat if you follow the boss!
Once the people for transporting goods were freed up, there were more people on the farm. The dead wood for growing flower mushrooms and the field for sheep mushrooms were also ready, waiting for Zhou Guo to plant the seeds.
The night incense that Zhuangzi brought back had more and more ash, and of course, the smell was getting stronger and stronger.
She had to ask people to move further away, after all, this was where people lived.
Fortunately, the weather is cold now, much better than in summer.
……
She turned over the fertilizer pile, grabbed a handful of fertilizer and measured the temperature, looked at it carefully, smelled it, nodded secretly, and wrote down a data in the notebook. If she did this, she was halfway to success.
She is confident that next year's fertilizer will only take about twenty days to ferment, and its fertility will be slightly better than before, which will greatly save days.
She returned home happily and the whole family was waiting for her for dinner because she said she would go home early tonight.
Li smiled and said, "You look so happy. Have you finished renovating your manure pile?"
Zhou Guo shook his head.
Zhou Gu said, "Look, what did I say? It took two or three years to ferment this fertilizer, and it's only been a month. How can it be done? It will take at least another year."
Zhou Guo didn't say anything either.
Since she didn't say anything, everyone thought it would really take a year.