This is the first time Mai Lang Territory has implemented a three-shift operation system since the start of spring plowing.
The days never stop, and neither do the nights.
Every village has its own work period, each linked in a chain, allowing no errors, like a misaligned gear in a precise machine, which could affect the entire schedule.
And behind this seemingly day-to-day labor is the earliest large-scale agricultural scheduling experiment under the entire Red Tide system.
If Mai Lang succeeds, the future spring plowing across the Northern Territory could follow this model.
To ensure this grand spring plowing is truly implemented, Louis also specially ordered the promotion of a brand new management mechanism.
Each village is assigned an agricultural record officer.
This is not an idle position but is specifically responsible for daily summary work in measuring, sowing, fertilizing, and shanty repairs.
