Master Lynn's words were extremely brief.
So brief that there were only a few words!
However, within these simple words, they felt an inexplicable wave of emotion.
"Sow! Sow!"
"Autumn planting! Autumn planting!"
"..."
Looking at their excited expressions, Lynn didn't waste any words.
He began to assign tasks to the three thousand townsmen.
Division of labor and cooperation have always been, in Lynn's view, the most efficient way to work.
The first group used iron hoes to dig furrows in the fields.
The second group carried the continuously accumulated compost to fertilize at intervals of about twenty centimeters.
The third group took the selected and soaked winter barley seeds for sowing, placing them atop the compost.
The fourth group covered the soil, gently burying the furrows using iron hoes and rakes.
Repeating this process, all fifty-five thousand acres of cultivated land were completely planted!
With a command from Master Lynn.
