The 200 mu of farmland was harvested in only half a day, and Zhang Yang also estimated the yield.
Of the 150 mu of wheat, the yield was roughly 350 kilograms per mu. Considering that no chemical fertilizer had been used, this yield was quite good.
The 30 mu of corn had a much higher yield, around 800 kilograms per mu. However, there should be some discrepancy in that figure, because Zhang Yang had estimated it based on individual ears of corn.
The 10 mu of rice yielded roughly 350 to 400 kilograms per mu.
The 10 mu of millet yielded roughly 400 kilograms per mu.
There were actually another 20 mu of vegetables, but those could not be calculated.
In short, he had harvested roughly 80,000 kilograms of grain.
If this were for ordinary people to eat, calculating at one kilogram per person per day, this grain would be enough to feed 500 people for 160 days. If it could be supplemented with some meat and vegetables, that period could even be extended to 200 days.
But Zhang Yang knew all too well how much his soldiers could eat.
Any Captain-Level Soldier, if eating nothing but meat, needed ten kilograms a day—and that was only enough to be eighty percent full.
Fortunately, Zhang Yang had initially stockpiled a large amount of monster meat. The monsters here were also huge; any Level 1 Azure Wolf could provide 500 units, or 500 kilograms, of lean meat.
Another point was that Zhang Yang had too few soldiers under him. The villagers' meat supply was half a kilogram per person per day, and they had to gather wild fruits and vegetables themselves to fill their stomachs for the rest.
However, ever since the decisive battle with the Orc Tribe, traces of monsters within