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Chapter 138 New Agriculture(2/2)

Chen Zhi also doesn’t think planting vegetables in winter is a good idea.

"How to build a greenhouse with thousands of seats? And heating must be a huge expense. As a result, the price of vegetables will inevitably rise, making it difficult to sell, right?"

Zuo Mengeng smiled and pointed in the direction of Linqing City.

"Do you have any misunderstandings about rich people? Let me ask you, after eating pickles all winter, if you see a green one, would you like to eat it?"

Zuo Mengeng had many reasons to dispel these people's doubts.

"The winter here is not too cold, and the fuel consumption for heating is actually not very useful. Furthermore, we can produce glass. Glass can be used as windows in homes, so why can't it be used in greenhouses? Yes.

Glass blocks the cold air outside and allows sunlight to penetrate to the crops. Doesn’t it lack both light and natural temperature?”

When he said this, everyone was stunned. Thinking about it carefully, they realized that this was really the case.

Old Qintou couldn't help but feel excited.

"Then... let's try?"

Zuo Mengeng laughed.

"Of course we have to do it. How much does it cost to grow land and sell grain? If we can grow fresh vegetables in winter, it will be like scorpions pooping...the poison. If nothing else, when the time comes we will

Cucumbers sell for thirty cents per catty, are they expensive? Are there many people buying them?"

Everyone present was stunned when they heard that a pound of cucumbers was sold for thirty cents.

But when you think about the season, this is definitely a reasonable price.

Legend has it that in the past, an emperor wanted to have a bite of cucumber at the New Year's Eve dinner, so he forced his eunuch to spend a hundred taels of silver to buy one.

For poor people, cucumbers cost thirty cents a pound, which is unthinkable.

But for a well-to-do family, it is nothing.

This deal...
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