Chapter 799 - 799: Teaching Potato nting<div>


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    Every family in Su Teng Vige excitedly sent representatives to collect potatoes and sweet potatoes from Chief Su.


    “So that’s what these two potatoes look like.”<div>


    “Chief Su said the yield would be very high. I n to nt as many as possible this year.”


    “These are the ones Miss Su made. She’s so considerate of us.’


    “If Miss Su hadn’t grown these, I bet they would have cost a lot more. Instead, she wants us to grow these potatoes so that everyone can enjoy them.”


    “We can harvest a lot of them if we nt a few acres of them. We can even sell the extras that we don’t need.’


    “Yeah, we can even stir-fry and eat themter. I heard sour and spicy potato pancakes are delicious. I don’t know how to make that, but I can always use the potatoes for something else.”


    After handing out the potatoes, Chief Su said, “Binn will teach you all how to grow the potatoes and sweet potatoes this afternoon. You should watch and learn. Don’t hesitate to ask questions, either.


    “Of course, spread the knowledge and don’t hide it. If people from other viges ask about it, teach them.”


    The Su Teng vigers knew Chief Su was kind-hearted. One of them expressed their thoughts, “Don’t worry, Chief Su. We’re generous to the other vigers. We wouldn’t have such things at such affordable prices if it weren’t for you and Miss Su. We’ll teach the others everything we know.”


    “Yeah, we want to share our privileges with everyone.”


    Since every Su Teng Vige household had improved, the vigers were more generous than ever. After all, they only wanted people to have enough food. They knew how it felt to starve.


    People often starved to death in the past. Since there was more food now, the vigers would work hard to cultivate them and help others.<div>


    Chief Su knew his vigers were of good character. Still, he wanted to remind everyone to be kind-hearted. Fortunately, everyone expressed positive stances, making him feel at ease.


    After lunch, Su Binn went to teach the vigers about nting and harvesting the potatoes and sweet potatoes.


    Several rows of people stood before her with widened eyes, eagerly waiting to learn from her. She said, “Potatoes aren’t like regr crops that you nt directly into the soil.


    “You must put them in a warm ce to germinate first. After that, they will look like this. Okay, watch as I cut it into pieces ording to the size of the bud.


    “Leave two to three buds on each piece. After cutting them open, apply some soil on them,” Su Binn spoke while demonstrating. She gave specific instructions and ensured everyone could see her actions.


    Everyone looked at her methods and understood them. Even if the vigers had found potatoes or sweet potatoes before, they would not know how to nt them if Su Binn had not taught them about it.


    The potatoes would not grow if the vigers simply ced them into the ground. Still, no one doubted Su Binn’s teaching. They knew only Miss Su knew how to grow these things.


    “You can sow the potatoes after processing them. Sowing them is rtively straightforward. Just dig a trench and put them in. You don’t have to water them much, either.


    “They will ripen in about three months, and then you can harvest and use them for cooking.”


    The vigers could imagine how many potatoes they would yield, making them excited. They even wished the potatoes would grow overnight. Now that they had these things, they would not be greedy.


    Every potato and sweet potato was precious to the vigers. They could even produce thousands of them per acre. Su Binn then brought everyone to the fields and showed them how to nt the potatoes.<div>


    Afterward, she allowed the vigers to ask questions. She would then answer every question in detail.


    “You don’t have to hurry to nt the sweet potatoes. You can let them germinate first and then nt them after the potatoes.”


    Su Binn had calcted the time and knew the waterwheel would beplete when it was almost time to nt the potatoes and sweet potatoes. The waterwheel would be of great help to the vigers by then.


    Upon hearing that, the vigers considered nting their other crops first. Either way, they would leave an empty plot ofnd for their potatoes.


    Su Binn also told everyone what not to do when nting the potatoes. Later, chiefs from the surrounding viges came to Su Teng Vige to look for Chief Su.


    He then informed Su Binn about how many potatoes the other vige chiefs needed. She said, “l still have many potatoes and sweet potatoes in the warehouse. You can distribute those to the surrounding viges.”


    “You really have that many, Binn?” Chief Su looked into the warehouse.


    The other viges needed plenty of potatoes—everyone who hadnd wanted to nt them. Since Su Binn’s status in Su Teng Vige was high, everyone believed in her.


    Of course, Chief Su knew his grandniece was kind and generous. She would consider everyone when she had things that benefited them.


    Su Binn smiled, saying, “Don’t worry, Granduncle Su. I have enough potatoes and sweet potatoes to go around. You can tell the other vige chiefs to send a few vigers here to collect them.”


    “All right, Binn, I’ll do that.” Chief Su was ecstatic, knowing the other vige chiefs were waiting for the good news at his house.


    He quickly ran home, and Su Binn could not help butugh at his nimble movements. She was happy to see him in such good health.


    A few people were waiting at the door when Chief Su reached home. The other vige chiefs looked at him anxiously. One asked, “How’d it go, Chief Su? Do you have enough for our viges?”


    “Yeah, everyone in my vige wants to grow potatoes and sweet potatoes.” Chief Su chuckled, saying, ‘Don’t worry. Binn has enough to go around..”