The last month of summer arrived.
The temperature grew increasingly hot.
The farmers responsible for planting would usually drink cold boiled water from wooden barrels, but now it has turned into iced tea.
The advantage of the large kitchen is its high efficiency and the significant fuel savings it offers.
In June, all the farmers would leave early and return late, taking a break at noon for four or five hours.
They needed to deeply cultivate five thousand acres of wasteland this month, planting vegetables and crops suitable for autumn harvest.
Why was it so urgent to plant the land?
It's naturally to prepare for the incoming population.
Roman paid a heavy price, tearing apart the entire Kant Territory, so how could he only migrate one batch of the population?
Not everyone, but at least ten thousand people need to be brought over this year.
How can they be supported without farming?
