The Hero Who Troubles the Heroes

Chapter 1175 The Big Fat Sheep Project (Part 1)

Charles seems to have returned to the time when he briefed the leaders on the progress of the project.

He paid Diana a beautiful summer dress as a modification fee so that the movie projector could work as a slide projector.

In the screening room, Agatha, who was hired with an Aixi Restaurant voucher, was staring nervously at the number plate on the podium. When Charles flipped the number to "01", she immediately took the slide with the corresponding number. Come out and swap out the cover negative in the projector.

The picture on the curtain changed from the cover to the kebab, braised lamb trotter, crisp lamb leg, casserole lamb head, spicy lamb scorpion, wine-flavored lamb tripe, dry pot haggis, honey-juice lamb tail and roasted whole lamb in the center. A nine-square grid composed of several photos.

Charles began to brag: "Diet occupies an important place in the basic needs of life."

"On this land, the basic position of agriculture cannot be ignored and weakened at any time. It is the truth at any time to have food in hand and not panic in the heart."

"If you have food in your hands, don't panic in your heart. A country has countless mouths to eat. If you don't eat, you can't survive. You can take care of everything and eat. As long as there is no major problem with food, the country's affairs will be stable."

"In the north, on the vast prairie, the problem of eating has always been a concern from the elders to the herdsmen."

At this time, the screen was replaced with a map of the northern terrain, and a line running across the east and west separated the prairie from all parts of the south.

Charles picked up the long pointer and walked to the big screen, pointed to the line on the map and said: "The first element of agricultural development is water resources. This line is the dividing line between semi-humid and semi-arid areas. The dividing line between forest vegetation and grassland vegetation.”

"The rainfall distribution on the prairie is very uneven in time, most of the rainfall is concentrated in May to June, and the other rainfall period is the snowfall period in winter."

"This has resulted in abundant water resources during the early spring snowmelt and early summer rainy seasons on the grasslands, but at other times there may even be no rain for a month, resulting in severe water shortages for most of the year."

"By solving the problem of water resources, we can develop agriculture with local characteristics on the grasslands."

"So, where do we go to find water?"

At this time, the picture on the screen became a sectional view of the grassland.

Charles pointed to the blue part at the bottom of the picture and said: "The groundwater resources on the prairie are very rich, but they are hidden in the ground at a depth of 100 meters. We need to drill wells to pump them to the ground."

At this time, the orc audience under the stage immediately cheered up, and the next part is the key part.

They naturally know how to dig wells, but digging such deep wells is very dangerous. There are many wells enough for the prairie, and they don't know how many lives they will need to fill with traditional methods.

Charles said he had a new technique for digging wells that would solve the problem, which is why the orc elders came here.

As the number on the sign on the podium jumped, Agatha in the projection room hurriedly pulled out the topographic map negative on the projector and put a video magic crystal in it.

I saw a video on the screen. In the maple forest, under the pyramid frame made of four thick steel pipes, a few workers in dark blue overalls and rattan helmets were manipulating the machine to put a rod about four in diameter. A ten-centimeter hollow iron pillar was inserted into the ground in rotation, and the end of the iron pillar kept spraying mud.

There was an uproar in the auditorium, and this was the first time that a color film appeared in front of the world.

Charles is no stranger to drilling wells. In his last life, he did not know how many dewatering wells he had drilled on the construction site.

However, those precipitation wells are only 20 to 30 meters at most, which is not as difficult as the current 100-meter-deep wells.

This is not difficult for him. After careful recall and thinking, the drilling equipment was designed. It took less time than he and Diana to recreate the old friend Yimian. After all, it is not easy to ferment tempeh.

Nikolai, who was sitting with the principals, changed his face slightly. He had heard that the Navy had launched a "quick drilling system in the field", and he thought it was this thing.

The clip, which skips a lot of critical steps, ends with a slime hose connected to a pump pumping water out of a deep well.

Professor Erbach was a little speechless, because the water pump used for pumping was the same as the water jet of the college rowing boat.

The eyes of the orc audience suddenly lit up, so that the water shortage problem on the prairie could be solved.

Unexpectedly, Charles then introduced them to the harm caused by over-exploitation of groundwater.

"So!" he said, pointing to the latest floor plan on the screen, "The ranch I designed must have a small lake with a deep well leading to the ground at the bottom. It is used to store water and replenish the ground during the rainy season. "

"At the same time, it can also serve as a treated wastewater reservoir and a source of fire water."

Many orc elders nodded, and they could accept the fire water source.

The most feared thing on the grassland is the fire, but it is good to burn the tent. If the grassland is burned, you will be starved to death.

Charles pointed to the blueprint of the ranch and said, "After my investigation, the prairie is currently dominated by sheep farming."

"The good thing about sheep is they're not very active, so they don't need a lot of space."

"On the farm, the sheep mainly live in the sheepfold. They feed in the sheep barn every morning and evening, and walk on the grass outside during the day."

"So, we can open up fields near the farm to grow corn and other food that both people and sheep can eat, as well as fine grass."

At this time, Charles found that many orcs in the audience frowned. These orcs who came with the elders were all good at raising sheep. Naturally, they discovered the problem at the first time.

Why do they raise sheep to graze? It's not because there is not enough grass growing in a grassland on the grasslands~www.wuxiaspot.com~ So the shepherds drive the sheep to finish one grassland and then go to another grassland. , After eating a lap, it's time to return to the city for winter in autumn.

From the floor plan provided by Charles, it can be seen that the area of ​​the pasture is a little smaller, even with the addition of the fields next to it, there is not enough for so many sheep to eat.

It's just because of Earl McGarden's face, these orc sheep breeders didn't refute in public, and planned to raise it with him privately later.

Just because they don't mention it doesn't mean others won't mention it.

At this time, someone raised his hand, and Charles was surprised, but he didn't expect that Grandpa would suddenly ask a question.

After his grandson nodded, Giuseppe III said in a voice that could be heard in the audience: "Charles, although I have never raised sheep, I have raised war horses and raptors. Before I was sixteen, I used to breed grass horses. dung together."

There was a chuckle in the auditorium. The nobles' war horses were their important partners. Many nobles would learn to breed and train war horses from a young age.

Giuseppe III continued: "I think the same goes for raising sheep. The feed output in the pasture must meet the consumption of the sheep, and it must be stored to feed the sheep in winter."

"I estimate the amount of sheep's feed based on the ratio of a horse's daily feed to its body weight. About five sheep can be raised on an acre of grassland."

"I estimate the number of sheep from the area of ​​your sheep shed, and then consider the area of ​​the pasture. On average, one mu of the pasture needs to support about twenty sheep."

"How are you going to feed those sheep beyond the pasture capacity?"

After he finished speaking, he looked at Charles seriously, not like he was looking at his grandson, but in the past when he asked his subordinates questions and waited for them to answer.

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