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Chapter 230 The stubborn tree planter

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    After working on the sand dunes for a day, the six teachers and students slowly walked home.

    While walking, Agudamu began to tell Kurbanjan and Ilya, who came from afar, about the past events of this land.

    "From here to there, there used to be grassland and a few puddles. Alas, they are gone now"

    "In the past few years, the wind and sand have become more and more severe. When the wind and sand are strong, houses are knocked down and livestock and poultry are buried alive. There is really no way"

    ¡°Since three years ago, some people in the village have been unable to bear it and left. They really can¡¯t survive¡±

    "I won't leave. I want to change this place back to how it was before. Even if I can't do it in my life, I still want my children to continue doing it"

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    It can be seen that Agudamu has a deep affection for this land and the village. There are some words in his ramble that both Kurbanjan and Ilya have heard several times in the past few days, but he still said it very seriously.  With.

    A group of people walked into the village, and the village was full of abandoned courtyards.

    Some houses are only ruins, some are buried in yellow sand, and only a little outline of the house is left.

    It seems that it won¡¯t be long before this place will be completely transformed into a village ruins, just like other village ruins that can be seen everywhere in the northwest.

    "Agudam, I'm back."

    "Why are you back so late today?"

    ¡°Tell us about the trees you planted, how are they going?¡±

    Although there are fewer and fewer people in the village, with only a few scattered families left, there are still people after all. When nothing happens, they will gather under the only surviving old poplar tree at the entrance of the village to chat.

    Seeing Agudamu¡¯s family and Kurbanjiang and the others walking into the village, someone greeted Agudamu from a distance.

    Agudamu glanced at those people, nodded, and said nothing.

    When Kurbanjan and Ilya first arrived, they discovered that the relationship between the Agudamu family and these people in the village was not good. Even when they met, they only nodded and never took the initiative to talk to these people.

    For this reason, Kurbanjan and Ilya specifically asked Agudamu after dinner. Agudamu replied at the time: "They are all cowards and have no ambitions. I said that we should plant trees here and cultivate them."  Sha, change the village back to what it used to be. Not only do they not help, they also laugh at me. I don¡¯t care to deal with such people."

    "Agudam, why are you so lucky? There is actually a boss who is willing to pay to help you secure land and pay you to plant trees. You don't want to introduce this kind of good thing to us and let the people in the village  They all benefit from it.¡±

    Among the few people under the poplar tree, there was a man in his forties. He looked skinny and looked at Agudamu with a frivolous expression. With one sentence, the others all agreed: "Yes, yes  Yeah, you don¡¯t think about us even if you have good things, that¡¯s not right for you.¡±

    Agudamu was teased by these people and had to speak. After thinking about it, he said angrily: "I am willing to plant trees honestly, so my boss is still willing to help me. If any of you is willing, you can come first."  I'll work on the contracted land for a while, and when it's almost done, I'll mention it to the boss, how about it?"

    The skinny man laughed and said, "If you go to work in your fields, who will own the trees you plant? It's more like asking your boss to pay us wages and help us, but it's not enough to work for nothing."

    Agudamu shook his head: "Nai Rentai, the boss wants to help people who are willing to plant trees. If you don't want to plant trees, am I giving you money for nothing?"

    The skinny man continued to laugh: "If you plant trees here, don't you just plant them in vain? Instead of throwing money into this sea of ??sand in vain, your boss might as well help us. How can this be giving money in vain?"  Woolen cloth?"

    Agudamu didn't like to hear what the other party said. His only belief in life was to plant trees to control desertification, and to turn this place back to the green mountains and green waters it once was: "You are wrong, the trees planted here will not be white."  , the boss¡¯s money will not be thrown into the sea of ??sand in vain.¡±

    The skinny man said disdainfully: "You are stupid, do you think that all of us are stupid? Do you think you can plant trees by yourself? Several state-owned forest farms nearby have barely maintained their existence in the past few years, and there is no way to let them grow.  The scope of the sand sea has shrunk, and you will know it if you look at the grass grids we made in the past two years and they are all in ruins."

    Although grass grid is a good way to control desertification, it is time-consuming and labor-intensive.

    Moreover, after the grass grid is laid, if the trees cannot be planted in time, the dead grass will sooner or later fall under the influence of wind and sand., so it will be necessary to fight again within a few years, which will increase the difficulty of sand control in the future.

    Since the last time he failed to plant trees on contracted land, Agudamu has been working in the state-owned forest farm. Of course he knows the situation in the state-owned forest farm.

    Due to various reasons, the environment has become increasingly bad. In the past few years, planting trees in the nearby area has had little effect in controlling desertification. Not only did it not reduce the scope of the desert, it actually expanded it to a certain extent. Therefore, the state-owned forest farm hired people to lay down the grass in the past few years.  The squares are all gone, this is a fact.

    Agudamu said angrily: "The difficulties are only temporary. I don't care what happens to the state-owned forest farm. Anyway, I will continue to plant trees Well, Nairentai, you are a coward yourself, but you can't think of making others become like you.  Someone has to do something."

    When the skinny man heard this, a trace of anger showed on his face unnaturally: "Agudam, you said I'm a coward, fine, I admit it, but I want to see how long you can persist. Yes.  There is an old saying that goes, manpower cannot defeat heaven. If you don¡¯t even understand this, you are a fool.¡±

    Agudamu snorted coldly, said no more, and walked towards his courtyard with the shovel on his shoulder.

    Kurbanjan and Ilya followed behind, listening to Agudamu's mother-in-law explain: "Our head He Nairentai grew up playing Andali together. In the past few years, the two of us planted trees and contracted land together.  He said that he wanted to change this place back to its original appearance, but then the land parcel failed, and our heads and Nai Rentai both lost a lot of money and had to work together in the state-owned forest farm Our head was a stubborn donkey, and he still had to plant trees.  Reluctant to give up Nai Rentai is different. While working, he started a wild product collection business, specializing in finding oases and digging medicinal materials from the desert Our boss said that Nai Rentai doing this kind of business will harm the environment.  He became even worse, and I stopped interacting with him from now on"

    To put it bluntly, Nai Rentai just got into a job like a country rat.

    Although he is making money, he is really destroying the environment and breaking the law. No wonder Agudamu, who wants to restore the original environment, looks down on this person.

    "Our head of the house had a falling out with the people in the village because of the tree planting. Sometimes I really want to leave here, but he doesn't listen to me, and there's nothing I can do about it. If you hadn't come here, maybe I would have  I¡¯m going to take my children to work outside.¡±

    Kurbanjiang and Ilya were filled with emotion when they heard what Agudamu said. After thinking about it, Kurbanjiang comforted him and said, "Sister Urentuya, don't worry. As long as you sign up in accordance with our contract."  If you want to plant trees, at least you won¡¯t have to worry about this year¡¯s salary. In the future, when the saplings and Cistanche deserticola grow up, life will be better.¡± (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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