Blending of Planes: I am leisurely farming

**Trust to take care of the test fields and purchase crops**

After a long period of research, I have successfully developed a new type of fertilizer. I now plan to rent a field to test the performance of the relevant product. Due to my limited personal energy, I am unable to take care of the daily work of the field, so I hereby entrust someone who is interested to take care of it on my behalf.

After I have decided on the crops to be planted, I hope that the original owner of the field or interested parties can take care of the daily management of the field, including but not limited to tillage, sowing, fertilization, watering, weeding and harvesting. I will fully cooperate to provide the required fertilizers and technical guidance to ensure the smooth progress of the experiment.

Since this is a test fertilizer product, the crops produced by the fields will be purchased by me at the market price. If the yield of the fields is lower than the average level, I will be responsible for making up the purchase price to ensure that the interests of the client are not lost.

Regarding the price of renting the land, we will have a face-to-face negotiation to reach a mutual satisfaction. If you are interested, please leave your name, address and contact information so that I can contact you as soon as possible.

From today, the entrustment period is 5 days. No new entrustment applications will be accepted after the expiration. Thank you for your attention and support, and we look forward to working with you to jointly promote the development and application of new fertilizers.

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After coming out of Harvey's clinic, Sean went straight to Pierre's grocery store and asked him to borrow pen and paper to write the commission.

Under Abigail's curious gaze, Sean put the commission on the bulletin board.

With the personal approval of President Malone, Sean decided to start realizing his ambitions.

The first thing is the promotion of fertilizer, which is also the first step Sean takes to improve the current bad situation in Pelican Town.

To make a name for yourself, field promotion is the key.

Sean plans to promote the name of "Jinkela" fertilizer under the guise of an experimental field. After all, the crops grown by others using this Jinkela fertilizer will have higher yields and better quality without polluting the fields.

The crops have been passed down from mouth to mouth among villagers. After all, they are grown by themselves and the yield is there, so the effect is better than any advertisement!

This time the hiring fee can be regarded as the initial investment and advertising fee, Sean thought.

"Master, Master, what is your special fertilizer?" Abigail, who was standing next to her, kept pestering Sean when she saw that he was ignoring her.

"Keep it a secret! You'll know when the time comes." Sean kept it a secret and scratched Abby's nose.

Seeing this, Abigail grinned, revealing her little fangs, and glared at Sean.

"Okay, I won't tease you anymore. Your master accidentally discovered a place where nutrient-rich polymers were produced when he was looking through the land. I processed them and made them into fertilizer. I want to find a few people to test the effect of this fertilizer."

Sean gave the excuse he had prepared, "By the way, your mother Caroline likes to grow some flowers and plants. I'll bring some over tomorrow."

After fooling Abigail away, Sean breathed a sigh of relief and returned to his farm.

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As he approached the farm, Sean saw from afar an old woman with a charming demeanor standing by her farm, looking around.

It turned out to be Marnie, the rancher of the coal mine forest in the north. That stinky-faced Shane was staying at her house temporarily. From the gossip in the Star Bar, Mayor Lewis had been visiting her house more often recently, but he didn't know why. Sean didn't dare to think too much.

When I got closer, I found that there was a big yellow dog squatting not far from Mani, staring at the small wooden house on its farm without moving, whimpering.

"Hello, Mrs. Marnie!" Sean walked up and asked politely.

When Mani saw Sean, her frown relaxed a little: "Sean, you are finally back. I have been in some trouble recently, you have to help me."

"Oh? Please tell me if there is anything. I will do my best to help." Sean said with concern.

Mani sighed and explained, "The coal mine forest has been blocked recently, resulting in a serious shortage of hay reserves on my ranch. The sheep are also afraid to graze deep in the forest. I know there is vacant land on your farm, so I would like to ask you to plant some hay in the spring. Of course, I will buy it at a price higher than the purchase price here."

"It's a small matter. I was planning to plant some forage grass in the spring to prevent the fields from being abandoned. I also wanted to come and ask Aunt if she would like to buy it." Sean patted his chest and agreed.

"Aunt Mani, how much do you plan to purchase now?"

"Three or four acres of land are enough, haha." Mani thought for a while and then gave a number.

"Okay! It's a deal then. After the spring, I will leave you four acres of land to grow forage grass. The sheep will definitely like the grass grown on my land." Regardless of whether it is true or not, the cow must be blown out first.

Then Sean looked at the big yellow dog, then at Marnie, his eyes wanting an answer.

Just now, when the yellow dog saw Sean, it wagged its tail and circled around his legs. It sniffed Sean's shoes, then lay motionless at Sean's feet, intending to stay with him.

In response, Marnie said, "Sean, this dog has been circling the wooden fence beside the farm since I first came to this farm, and it seems reluctant to leave. I asked people around, and no one has lost a dog recently, so I guess it may have strayed here from somewhere else."

Sean looked at the big yellow dog, which was looking at him expectantly, as if it had recognized that he was its new owner.

He reached out and touched the dog's head, and an inexplicable sense of familiarity surged in his heart. This dog gave him the same feeling as the yellow dog that his grandfather raised when he was a child, although the two looked very different.

Marnie watched the interaction between Sean and the big yellow dog and suggested with a smile: "Sean, it seems that you and it have a good relationship. Why don't you adopt it? It happens that you live here alone, so it would be nice to have a companion."

Sean thought for a while, then nodded with a smile: "Okay, then I'll take it. Look at its shiny yellow fur, I'll call it 'Amber'."

Marnie laughed and clapped her hands in praise: "'Amber' is such a nice name! I believe you two will become very good friends."

After seeing Marnie off and looking at the dirty Amber, Sean led it to his secret base.

Amber looked at Sean curiously as he used his ability to split the earth wall, revealing the hot spring inside. It excitedly barked twice to cheer Sean up, and then happily ran around in the dark cave.

"Come!" Since it was the first time Amber had a bath in her life, when Sean used the hot spring water to clean Amber, she whimpered and huddled in a corner, shivering and not daring to resist. Her pitiful, weak and helpless appearance amused Sean.

"Don't be afraid, it will be fine soon." Sean comforted Amber softly.

As if feeling Sean's kindness, Amber gradually stopped trembling and adjusted her posture in the direction of Sean's cleaning force.

Finally finished cleaning, Amber shook her body and splashed water all over Sean.

"Good dog!" Sean looked at Amber who turned around with an innocent look on her face, "Forget it, I might as well clean myself up."

Sean took out some clean clothes from the space with a helpless look on his face, and then went to take a hot spring bath.

At night, Amber found a seat on the mat beside Sean's bed and fell asleep with Sean.