I am a Primitive Man

Based on the experience gained from soaking soybean sprouts, Han Cheng fished out the soaked rice in the water tank with a strainer, and then put it in the prepared long rattan basket.

A layer of rough sackcloth was laid under the rattan basket to prevent the soaked rice from leaking down.

The soaked rice in the rattan basket is not too much, about one centimeter thick.

After soaking, Han Cheng lifted the rattan basket and put it on a water basin.

There was water in the water basin, but not much, it just slightly soaked some of the rice in the rattan baskets.

After finishing these, Han Cheng found another piece of burlap, soaked it in water and wrung it out slightly, and covered it on the rice covered in the rattan basket, so the preliminary preparations were completed.

The reason for this operation is that it is often soaked in water, and it is easy to lack oxygen, which is not conducive to the germination of seeds.

Of course, Han Cheng doesn't know much about how to grow rice, and many things need to be explored.

For example, the above is the case with cultivating seedlings.

Of the two vats of rice soaked in water, only one vat was treated in this way by him, and the remaining one was fished out, put in a basket by him, and then he carried it all the way to him and leveled it out land there.

Grab the soaked rice with your hands and spread a dense layer on the soft ground.

After spreading it as evenly as possible, use a copper shovel to shovel up the extremely finely divided soil prepared on the side, and cover it with a layer of soil to cover the soaked rice seeds.

The soil is not too thick, only about one centimeter. If it is too thick, the seeds are not easy to shoot out.

After the soil was covered, the second senior brother who was ordered by Han Cheng came over with a water jar.

One of the jugs also had a gourd-made gourd floating on it.

The second senior brother put the water jar on the side of the nursery, and Han Cheng reached out to take the water scoop inside the jar, scooped up water and poured it on it.

Han Cheng watered it adequately. It wasn't too big a place, but he poured a dozen jars of water.

After watering and staying for a while, together with the second senior brother, they picked up the grass fence woven with dry weeds in winter and covered it.

Covering with such a layer of grass grid can reduce water loss and keep warm.

It's true that Han Cheng has never planted rice seedlings, but he is no stranger to growing vegetables and watermelons.

Vegetables are grown early at home, and sometimes this method will be used.

Plant watermelons early, and when you want watermelons to emerge earlier, you will also cover the ground with plastic film.

Han Cheng couldn't get out the mulch and the plastic shed, so now he could only make do with things like grass fences. It's better to cover with such a layer of things than nothing at all.

Whether it is pepper seedlings, tomato seedlings, eggplant seedlings, or rice seedlings, it is necessary to let the seeds germinate. In this case, it is not easy for Han Cheng to use the method for growing vegetables that he learned from later generations on rice seedlings. It will be too bad.

As for the nuances, it can only be slowly summarized in the continuous practice in the future, and strive to find a more suitable method for planting rice seedlings.

After doing this, Han Cheng and the second senior brother stood here for a while, then returned to the inner courtyard of Jinguan City with the tools.

After a while, it came out again.

Now, standing in the inner courtyard of Jinguan City and looking around, the large area of ​​water near the inner courtyard has undergone earth-shaking changes compared to before.

The water that covered the entire water area before gathered into the ditches, and the rest of the place has become dry land.

The field ridges divide this piece of land into irregular areas. Inside the area is the land that has been turned over.

The people of the Qingque tribe are distributed in it, and most of them are trying to make these turned over lands flat and finely divided as soon as possible.

Some other people, some places farther from here in the inner courtyard, gathered around before continuing to turn,

Until now, there is no land that has not been plowed.

After standing here and watching for a while, holding the copper shovel he often used, Han Cheng led his second senior brother out of the inner courtyard and walked towards the land.

After calling seven or eight people to stop what they were doing, Han Cheng led them to the land that had already been raked.

After explaining a few words, everyone started to get busy here.

The ridges of the paddy fields near the canals were dug, and some people were digging small ditches in the canals, and the water collected in the big ditches was channeled into the fields through the small ditches.

After some excavation, some water was drawn to the edge of the field, and flowed into the field along the opening dug above the ridge.

The dry land is slowly soaked with water, and as time goes by, more and more land is soaked by water.

Several small transparent fish followed the flowing water and entered the field together.

At first, they seemed rather cramped, but as more and more water filled the field, they calmed down, and began to wag their little tails, scurrying along the muddy ground at the bottom of the water.

Following Han Cheng's actions, more and more ridges of the fields that had been sorted out were dug up.

The bright water flowed merrily along the gaps in the fields into the fields.

Over time, the previously dry land slowly turned into water again.

In the fields that have been re-soaked by water, a string of air bubbles will rise from time to time in some places.

Standing here in the inner courtyard of Jinguan City and looking there, under the reflection of the sky, it seems that there are more bright mirrors.

The rice that Han Cheng put in the rattan basket and was slightly soaked in water grew small shoots, some of which grew more anxiously, and some slender roots grew out.

These roots are white and tender, with some tiny, furry tentacles on them.

Once the seeds germinate, they are no longer suitable for cultivation in this way.

Together with several other people in the tribe, Han Cheng carried the germinated seeds gathered in baskets, and carefully scattered them densely on the hotbed that had been arranged for them before.

Then they were carefully covered with a thin layer of finely divided soil.

After the soil was covered, it was also watered.

Lifting the grass fences that covered the ground, Han Cheng found that some of the seeds that had been planted in this way had sprouted and drilled out of the ground. The tender shoots looked very beautiful.

Seeing the smile on Han Cheng's face, he was happier than dreaming about Bai Xuemei.

These seedlings are obviously not enough to grow. After seeing the results, Han Cheng, who gained confidence, brought these people back to the inner courtyard, and made more rice from the large tank for storing rice in the inner courtyard. Get down and prepare for the seedlings that are relatively large in size.

In the midst of busy work, time passed quietly, and the point of direct sunlight began to slowly return to the north.

I don't know when it started, the wind blowing on the face is not as cold as before, and the sun has become warmer, shining on the person's body, warm.

Spring is not only a restless season, but also a good time for all things to grow and sow things.

In the inner courtyard of Jinguan City, Han Cheng was digging around a shed with a pickaxe in his hand.

I didn't finish all the planing, but in the middle of the three sides of the shed, I planed out a range with a diameter of about 50 centimeters.

Crush the soil finely, lift up some soil, then put some fertilizer in, and cover it with a layer of soil.

After finishing these, Han Chengcheng took out some seeds from his trouser pocket, and lit three or four seeds in one place.

These seeds are not small in size, and some are covered with a thin film.

These are gourd seeds, which Han Cheng got from the older female primitives.

Gourd is a good thing with many uses, and it is necessary for the tribe to have more varieties.

When these gourd seeds germinate, let them climb up the shed.

At that time, green gourd vines covered the entire shed, white gourd flowers bloomed in some places, and gourds of various sizes hung down from the gaps.

After moving the vines to the bottom of the shed, and lying on the top of the shed, there is a gust of wind and a little sleep, the feeling is simply beautiful.

It would be even more wonderful to dream of a group of gourd babies calling grandpa with bare feet.

Of course, only Han Cheng, the entire tribe, may have such a dream.

After planting gourds in the shed, Han Cheng planted some outside the courtyard.

On the east side of Jinguan City, there is still a lot of open space that has not been developed, and there is enough space for them to climb.

However, Han Cheng didn't finish planting these gourd seeds, but kept some and prepared to bring them back to the main tribe.

After finishing these, Han Cheng also sowed another kind of seed not far from the tribe.

These seeds are the orange seeds from eating oranges before. Most of them were spit out casually at that time, but some were kept by Han Cheng's order for planting today.

The weather here in Jinguan City is getting warmer day by day, and the main tribe of Qingque, the residential area of ​​Tongshan, and the Qinling sub-district of the adjacent mountains are also feeling the breath of spring soon.

Stepping on the land that had just melted snow, Junior Brother Sha brought tools, seeds, food, and the people who had built the Qinling sub-tribe with him before, to the Qinling sub-tribe that had been developed to a certain scale.

The house they built years ago still stayed there, and no one took advantage of the time they left to occupy the magpie's nest.

After placing the things he was carrying on his back in the Qinling sub-district, Junior Brother Sha led his people and rushed into the intense work of clearing the land.

As soon as the weather gets warmer, the days will pass quickly. I always feel that there are still many things that are not ready, and the spring plowing can be carried out.

That's why Junior Brother Sha hastened so much, wanting to reclaim as much land as possible and plant more food before the spring plowing...

The stoves for smelting copper and tin ingots in the Tongshan residential area also stopped smoking again, and the people there, led by Shang, also devoted themselves to the intense spring plowing.

The same is true here in the Qingque tribe, and there are more people dispatched.

On some land, there are small piles of dung, each pile has about two heads.

Holding a copper shovel in her hand, Hei Wa shoveled a copper shovel from the small pile of dung, then turned around slightly, and vigorously sprinkled it around, spreading it as evenly as possible.

There were quite a few people who did this with Hei Wa, but Hei Wa seemed a little unhappy.

It's not because he feels unbalanced and humiliated by letting a master craftsman who makes pottery and porcelain like him spread dung here.

In the Qingque tribe, no one would dislike the work used to obtain food.

When it's time for spring plowing and autumn harvest, as long as there are no other important things, let alone Hei Wa, even Han Cheng, a son of god, will work in the fields.

The reason why Heiwa is depressed is not because of farming, but because of porcelain.

After the porcelain was successfully fired, the entire Qingque tribe was overwhelmed by the exquisite porcelain that seemed as if it should not have appeared in this world.

As the person who fired the porcelain, not to mention Heiwa's excitement, for a long time after that, he was in a state of blood.

Through the efforts of him and everyone in the pottery workshop, during this period of time, a lot of porcelain has been produced in the Qingque tribe.

With the gradual increase of porcelain in the tribe, everyone in the tribe has seen more, and it is not as strange as before.

However, when they saw the porcelain, everyone still unconsciously felt amazed.

Of course, Heiwa became unhappy not because of this, but because of the reaction of the people in the outer tribes to porcelain.

Nowadays, people who belong to the Qingque Alliance no longer need the Qingque tribe to send a special trade team to trade with them. These tribes have needs for things like salt, soft fur, and they will come directly with them. The Qingque tribe made an exchange.

Such a thing will release a lot of labor from the Qingque tribe, and there is no need to take the risk of walking on the road, just wait for these tribes to send things to the Qingque tribe.

Generally, after the ice and snow melt, some tribes will come to their own tribes to exchange for salt, and this year is no exception.

Therefore, Hei Wa held back all her energy and wanted to wait for these tribes to come, and exchange the newly fired porcelain from her own tribe for some good things.

Pottery can be exchanged for so many things from those tribes. I don’t know how much higher porcelain is than pottery. These tribes will only produce more and more things.

Just like what Heiwa thought before, those people who came to their own tribe to trade after the ice and snow melted, after seeing the porcelain, they were all stunned by the exquisite porcelain and couldn't move their eyes.

When the people in his own tribe expressed that they could exchange these porcelains with food, fur, etc., Heiwa obviously saw the expressions of surprise and desire in the eyes of these people, but the next development was completely beyond his expectations. ...

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