Assistant Minister Song did know what pandas were.
Although Assistant Minister Song had never seen a panda, he had read books about them.
Apparently, the two dark patches around a panda's eyes looked like the Chinese character for "eight," written with a brush soaked in ink.
Were the circles around his eyes really that dark?
Assistant Minister Song could not help rubbing his eyes...
Guagua: [Wasn't this your doing?
You supplied a high-yield crop, potatoes, and your father was so excited he couldn't sleep all night.]
Song Yaoyao sighed.
*[I've only brought out one so far. If I bring out other high-yield crops like sweet potatoes and corn later, won't my father end up sporting two dark circles every single time?*
*Honestly, he's a grown man. How can he be so lacking in composure?]*
Hearing Song Yaoyao's words, Assistant Minister Song's old face flushed red. How was he lacking in composure? He was perfectly composed!
Suddenly, Assistant Minister Song realized what Yaoyao had just said. There were other high-yield crops?
He had never even heard of sweet potatoes or corn!
Were their yields as high as those of potatoes?
Assistant Minister Song could not help growing excited!
Guagua: [Host, sweet potatoes yield about as much as potatoes, but corn yields considerably less per mu than either potatoes or sweet potatoes-only around 1,000 jin.
Rather than planting corn, you'd be better off planting modern high-yield wheat and rice.
High-yield wheat can produce 1,000-1,500 jin per mu, even more than corn.
Corn and white flour are both carbohydrates, but white flour tastes a little better.
As for modern high-yield rice, it can produce 2,000-3,000 jin per mu, and you can plant it two or three times a year. Think about it-that adds up to quite a harvest over a year.
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