The Qingque Tribe has twelve newly built houses this year, but they were not fully occupied at once.

There are six remaining rooms.

Han Cheng did not let the kang be used for these six houses. Now there are four as granaries, with many large and small jars placed inside, and all of them are filled with grain.

It seems that we have to take time to make the syrup, otherwise when the production scale expands next year, the storage of grain will become a headache.

Han Cheng thought like this when he looked at the corn in the jar and the stalled on the ground.

The so-called pineapple is a long strip-shaped thing woven from the hard crust outside the sorghum pole.

It is about thirty centimeters wide and there is not much requirement for length.

This kind of thing is specially used to enclose food.

When not in use, roll it into a ball and tie it with a rope, and it will not take up space in the corner. (The things woven with the outer skin of the sorghum stem are relatively flexible and can be circled in circles)

When using it, first mat the ground to avoid moisture as much as possible. Then find the zipper to untie the rope, spiral up one by one, and circle out a circle, which is used to store grain.

As long as there are enough sprouts, it is not a problem to circle a cylinder with a diameter of two or three meters or two or three meters high.

This is actually a relatively primitive grain circle.

However, with the progress of the times and the development of science and technology, and the increasing popularity of rubber and alloy products, this kind of grain circle that is hand-woven with local materials has gradually been eliminated.

Replaced by better-use and more convenient glue or alloy grain circles.

This kind of food can be filled with several tanks, which is undoubtedly more convenient for space.

Han Cheng doesn’t expect that the grain circles with glue and alloys are good, sorghum’s skin is very good.

It seems that this is also a luxury...

Han Cheng sniffled helplessly, after all, he had not noticed the figure of sorghum until now.

However, you can find alternatives. The millet poles also have some slender and tough grass that can be made, but they are not as useful as the outer skin of the sorghum poles.

Han Cheng now deeply feels the importance of carpenters and weavers.

After waiting, I have to choose more talented people from the tribe and learn some skills as I lame.

These things that were finally created based on Han Cheng's memory cannot be cut off from the inheritance.

In this way, lame can be relieved more easily, so that many jobs will not be overwhelmed by him.

He will become a master in the future and do more "cute" things.

What Lark is doing is already very cutting-edge now.

There are six free houses, one of which is used to store miscellaneous items, and the other is considered a "carpenter's room".

Now Lie is staying in this room, sitting on a small tree stump, with an axe and a chisel in the other hand, and is seriously opening a wooden board.

Not far away from him, there was something with a relatively complex structure.

This thing is the chariot made by Han Cheng, who used charcoal to draw out the rough structure and then repeatedly explained the lame, and then the lame acted as the main force and took more than a month of hard work.

A tall bucket for the seeds, three slightly tilted forward, with curved hollow wooden legs, two shaft-like sticks extending forward, and a wide leather strap tied to the tail end to connect the two shafts together.

At the end is a handle that is higher than the wooden bucket, which is used to support the cleft and master the cleft.

This is the general structure of the car.

The wooden board that Lu is now being made is placed under the wooden bucket.

The holes on the wooden bucket are now installed are not very suitable, which is not conducive to controlling the number of seeds flowing.

After many experiments and modifications, Zi decided to make a piece again.

The lame axe is well used, and the surface of the wooden board is cut very brightly.

But there is no flattened out of the plane.

When the time comes, you can build another plane so that you can have a relatively neat set of tools.

This is not Han Cheng's biasedness. The iron that he finally made was tilted towards the lame. It is really that carpenters are too important to the Qingque Tribe.

After hearing what Han Cheng said about the plane, he was so lame that he didn't walk much.

He thought it would be great to cut with an axe and a saw with an iron saw, but he didn't expect that the Son of God would know such a more labor-saving tool.

Now I'm working more vigorously.

Three days later, the sky finally cleared up. After the ground had dried a little, the millet that the Qingque Tribe had collected into the house was forced to come out.

These millets have not been dried and are a little hot. If they are in the dark for a few days, they will become moldy if they are not properly damaged.

The stomped millet pole was also opened and spread out on the scene, preparing to hit it for a second time.

Looking at the millets drying in the yard, Wu and other people from the Qingque tribe couldn't stop smiling. From time to time, they would grab a handful of them with their hands and watch them carefully.

This is the first time they have seen so many millets!

Han Cheng was not as happy as Wu and the others. It was not that he didn't like the joy of harvest, but that the yield of millet was a bit low.

When he started harvesting, he deliberately chose a place with a strong growth, measured acre with a ruler, and asked someone to store it alone and make it out separately.

The income of a mu of land is only less than 100 kilograms. Such output is too small for Han Cheng, who has seen that the yield per mu can easily exceed 500 kilograms.

Just counting on one hundred kilograms per acre of land, the Qingque tribe can only harvest 30 acres of millet.

Later generations could easily surpass a small family with few acres of land in their family.

According to the calculation of a person's pound of millet a day, the Qingque tribe will consume more than one acre of harvest in a day.

Even if there are too many babies in the tribe and one person cannot eat a pound of millet, it will be converted into a 100 pounds per day, and the millet of these thirty acres can only be eaten for thirty days for everyone.

And this is not considered a matter of leaving seeds.

After working hard for half a year, I only got less than a month of food, but the harvest was not big.

Han Cheng thought this way, then shook his head and chuckled. This is just the beginning. After the millet is planted on a large scale next year, the total millet yield will be increased.

If the yield per mu is low, there are many points. Anyway, what you are most lacking now is land.

Even if you plant a wide range of plants and harvest it in a small way, you can still get the total yield.

Moreover, the people of the Qingque Tribe do not eat all the millet and there are other foods to eat. You don’t have to worry about food and clothing until the time comes.

To be honest, the current living standards of the Qingque Tribe are incomparable to those in later generations, but they seem to have surpassed the prosperous times of the feudal dynasty.

The so-called prosperous era means that the lower class people drink thinly when they are idle, and they eat dry food. They have salt and vegetables to eat. After a year, they have some surplus food at home and have mixed clothes on their bodies so that they will not be covered in their bodies... This is the prosperous era.
Chapter completed!