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    Chen Mu came up with the patented technology for the new rice variety, but he didn¡¯t know what the actual rice looked like and how it grew.

    So, after the Uyghur girl got the experimental field out, he had to walk around the experimental field every day to see how it was doing.

    "Why is it growing so slowly? It's been so many days, and it feels like it hasn't grown at all."

    Chen Mu squatted on the edge of the experimental field, looking at the Uyghur girl who was observing the condition of the rice seedlings in the field and recording something in a small notebook from time to time, and said something.

    "Growing slowly?"

    The Uighur girl didn't even raise her head, and said disapprovingly: "This has grown very fast, okay? Do you think this is blowing up a balloon? Just blow it and the ball will rise. No flowers are needed."  What about time? This is farming, not blowing up balloons."

    In this field, Chen Mu is just a layman. He has no temper at all when he is rebuffed, so he can only shut up.

    He is already accustomed to using vitality points to make saplings grow quickly and vigorously.

    It now takes about three months for his Haloxylon ammodendron seedlings to grow from seed to mature seedlings, which is three to four times shorter than the most common one-year seedlings on the market.

    According to the Uighur girl, the normal growth cycle of rice is about 100 days, which is about the same as the time it takes for his Haloxylon ammodendron seedlings to grow. But for some reason, he just felt a little uncomfortable looking at it, and always wanted to speed it up, speed it up, and speed it up again.

    However, he did not dare to use the vitality value in the experimental field. After all, this was an experimental field, and its data must be true and accurate, and future promotions must use it as the original basis.

    If the vitality value is used here, the data obtained will be inaccurate. If it is promoted in the future and large-scale planting is carried out everywhere, it is impossible for him to have such a vitality value to maintain the effect of the experimental field.

    ¡°I heard that people in the south seem to be able to grow two or even three crops a year. Can it be done here?¡±

    The Uyghur girl didn¡¯t take the initiative to speak. Chen Mu was a little bored, so he asked again.

    The Uyghur girl whispered: "According to what you gave methe cold resistance of these rice is much higher than that of ordinary rice, and because its roots are deeper, it will be more advantageous in drought tolerance, so it should be possible to grow two kinds of rice."  season."

    Chen Mu was a little unsatisfied: "Can't it be three seasons?"

    The Uyghur girl finally raised her head and glanced at him: "Can you stop arguing? I still have a lot of things to do. I can't finish it if you act like this."

    This means that I don¡¯t want to answer his questions at all. I probably think his questions are too idiotic and boring, so I simply drive him away.

    Chen Mu was already so "familiar" with the Uighur girl, so of course he knew what she meant. He quickly smiled and waved his hands: "Okay, okay, you are busy, you are busy, I won't bother you, just take a look."

    The Uyghur girl then looked away and continued her work.

    Chen Mu watched for a while and felt a little bored. He was about to get up and leave. Unexpectedly, he heard an old Uyghur man greeting him later: "Xiao Mu, look who's here."

    Chen Mu turned around and saw an old Uyghur man leading a man over, and that man was none other than Jamal, the head of Baza Village.

    Chen Mu was a little surprised and happy. He quickly stood up and went directly to greet him. He smiled and said, "Saramu, Uncle Jamal, why are you here?"

    Old man Jamal still wore the little round hat that had remained unchanged for thousands of years. After he came over and hugged Chen Mu, he said, "Xiao Mu, I haven't seen you for a long time."

    It¡¯s been a long time indeed.

    Bazaar Village is located in the desert, half a day's journey from the gas station, so the road is too far, and Chen Mu would not go there under normal circumstances.

    So since he ignored Muya Travel, he has never been to Bazaar Village, and naturally he has no chance to meet Jamal.

    Chen Mu took the old man's hand and asked, "Are you here to see us specifically, or are you here because you have something to do in town?"

    Old man Jamal chuckled and said, "I'm here specially this time. I need your help with something."

    "Can I help you?"

    Chen Mu pointed to his nose, then shook his head and said, "Uncle Jamal, if you want me to help you with anything, just say yes, but don't use the word 'begging'."

    Old Jamal seemed very happy when he heard what Chen Mu said. He turned to the old Uighur and said, "I knew that Xiao Mu would definitely help, so I came here shamelessly."

    The old Uyghur man glared at him angrily and said, "As a childIf you have something in front of you, just say it. You old guy, your tongue is becoming more and more slippery.  "

    "Okay, okay, I'll tell you the truth."

    Old man Jamal smiled and nodded, and then said to Chen Mu, "Xiao Mu, I want our village to move out."

    "Move out?"

    Chen Mu was startled for a moment. He didn't expect this to happen and couldn't help but ask: "Uncle Jamal, do you mean to move the entire village out?"

    "Yes!"

    Old man Jamal sighed and said: "The desert has expanded faster and faster in the past two years. The situation in our village is really not good, and the water wells seem to have become lower, so we are thinking of moving out."

    ??For ordinary people, moving is a big event, let alone the migration of an entire village.

    But for villages in the desert, migration has become a way of survival.

    When the wells dry up or the living environment becomes harsh, they have to abandon their homes and migrate, because if they don't, they won't be able to survive.

    Chen Mu knew the situation of Bazar Village. Their village was originally on the edge of the desert, but due to the expansion of the desert over the years, Bazar Village has been surrounded by the desert and has completely become a small oasis in the desert.

    In the past few years, although the villagers of Bazha Village have been working very hard to clear grass and plant trees in order to preserve their living place, the surrounding environment is still deteriorating. Although it is not impossible to survive,  Rather than struggling to survive in the desert, it would be better to move out early.

    "Most of the young people in the village have gone to work outside. Only some old people, children, and some people who can't get away for various reasons will stay in the village Life is getting more and more difficult.  ."

    Old man Jamal said in a sad tone, it must be uncomfortable to be forced to move away from his home.

    Chen Mu asked: "Uncle Jamal, where are you going to move to? Well, also, in the future, the farmhouse will not be done where your Bazaar Village is originally?"

    To be honest, living in the location of Bazaar Village may be difficult, but that is not the case for tourists. They find it very cool and interesting.

    You must know that it is a village in the middle of the desert. Being able to stay there for one night is very novel for tourists, and they are willing to spend more money.

    Chen Mu feels that Baza Village should not completely abandon the original village. After all, the geographical environment is too good.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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