After Hansel's reminder, Paul revised part of the Agricultural Development Outline, then ordered Chief Steward Ford to gather a group of government officials to study the details.
It was a good thing that the earl wanted to actively increase grain production throughout his territory, and everyone was highly enthusiastic. Soon, a series of draft regulations was drawn up. Their main points were as follows: promote Farmland Consolidation and the Four-Course Rotation; send Affairs Officers to reside in various villages and towns, establish Farmers' Associations, and supervise and guide the implementation of the decrees; dispatch commissioners to inspect the water conservancy conditions in each region and promptly report them to the Lord's Manor for timely repairs; conduct a census of the population in all settlements throughout the Alarda Territory.
Lakeheart Town had gathered another group of blacksmiths and carpenters to establish a workshop specifically for making farm tools. The earl felt that calling it a workshop was not imposing enough, so he personally named it the "Agricultural Machinery Factory." He also took the opportunity to name the paper workshop the "Paper Mill" and the ceramic workshop the "Ceramics Factory."
Paul visited the Agricultural Machinery Factory every day, working with the craftsmen to figure out how to recreate the agricultural implements from the eighteenth century in his memories of his previous life.
To prepare for the emancipation of the serfs, Father Morrison had been instructed to select several teachers and a group of reasonably literate students and establish a propaganda team. Starting with the people attending lectures at the Ves Institute, they would subtly instill some anti-slavery ideas in them.
For example, they could organize theatrical performances depicting how brutal slave owners were and how pitiful slaves were. They could also quote passages from the Holy Book or other religious scriptures, proclaiming