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    "Where's the water? Has anyone brought water here?! Sell me a bottle!"

    "Bag bag bag, does anyone have an extra bag?"

    "Is there any rope?

    " My corn on the cob, woo woo woo—" "

    ..."

    Even though it was midnight at midnight, the fields in the suburbs were much more lively than during the day.

    The field of Yu Yuetong's house was covered with sunshade nets early on, but the sun was too strong, and the sunshade nets were useless, and a layer of dark cloth was covered on top.

    These fabrics were collected by Yu's father on a tricycle. They cost 30 cents a catty, and most of them were thin summer clothes and bed sheets.

    Because of being soaked in water, many of the clothes were dirty. They picked out dark materials such as black, dark blue, dark green, cut them and sewed them together again. It took a long time for the whole family to clean up all the clothes. cover.

    It's a pity that not long after the cover was put on, the weather turned from hot to scorching hot, and few vegetables in the field were good.

    The workload of 300 mu of land is not small, and Aunt Yu, mother and son also came to help.

    Tomatoes just bear fruit, and many of them are in a state of coexistence of flowers and fruits, but even if they bear fruit, there is a high probability that the immature fruit will not be edible.

    Tomatoes are non-toxic, but immature tomatoes are poisonous. There is "tomatine" in immature tomatoes, and nausea and vomiting after eating are mild. In this weather and medical conditions, I really dare not take risks.

    "What about ripening? Let's try to ripen it? Isn't there a lot of ripened tomatoes in the vegetable market?" Grandpa Yu's heart, liver, spleen and lungs were in pain.

    "Collect the others first. After processing the others, let's try to see if it can be ripened." Yu Yuetong can't guarantee it, because all the tomatoes are grown in the field, but the size of the fruits is not as good as that of the small tomatoes.

    Tomatoes that are ripened on the market are large fruits anyway, and they are picked while they are still hard for the convenience of storage and transportation before ripening.

    The odds of a "small" tomato like theirs being edible are too low.

    Twenty acres of tomatoes are destined to be used only as firewood, while cabbages and cauliflowers totaling 100 acres are not even qualified to be used as firewood.

    The hard and thick leaves are lighter than paper when dried, so they can only be ground and used as fodder.

    Loofah cucumbers can be harvested to some extent. The longest ones are eleven or two centimeters long, and most of them are seven or eight centimeters long.

    Although it is still very small, there is no difference between ripe and immature loofah cucumbers, only tender and old, and now you can eat them when you pick them off.