Blending of Planes: I am leisurely farming

The sun is shining, the breeze is gentle, new buds are sprouting on the dry branches; the brook is gurgling, the water is rippling, and the ducks in the distance know that the water is warm.

The carrot seedlings in the greenhouse have generally grown 4 to 5 true leaves, and the outside temperature has remained at around 13 degrees Celsius. It is time to start transplanting.

A few days ago, after Sean used his soil control ability to clear the weed seeds and insect eggs in the fields, he integrated several essences of the earth into the land.

The first step in transplanting seedlings is to build ridges, which are usually artificially created trapezoidal mounds that are higher than the surrounding land.

Sean first used iron nails tied with hemp ropes to determine the baseline on the previously cleared land. Then he used a hoe and his own soil control skills to dig a ridge below the soil surface along the baseline. The excess soil was piled aside to form a trapezoidal ridge 4 cm high and 12 cm wide.

This time, Sean chose to plant the carrots on the ridges instead of in the furrows.

Because the ridges are higher than the ground, the area exposed to sunlight is increased, the soil temperature is high and the drainage is good, which is conducive to the growth and development of carrots and the sowing time can be advanced, which is what Sean needs.

As drainage channels, ridges can better retain soil moisture and help carrots grow in drought conditions. They can reduce soil loss and erosion. This is not a necessary option for Sean, who has the ability to control water.

In this way, Sean built ridges with a width of 20 cm every 12 cm between rows. He completed the construction of ridges on the six acres of land used to grow cash crops out of the ten acres of land.

Then Sean took out the carrot seedling box from the greenhouse. Next to him was a basin of warm water dissolved with "Jinkela" fertilizer.

He carefully dipped the roots of the seedlings covered with soil into warm water, then used his soil control skills to dig a hole about 10 cm deep every 3 cm, sprinkled some "Jinkela" fertilizer, and then transplanted the carrot seedlings into it.

Finally, add an appropriate amount of water to keep the soil moist.

In this way, Sean completed the transplanting of carrot seedlings in one acre of land. The next step was to cover the land with film for insulation, which is also an effective measure to prevent the seedlings from being frozen by the low temperature at night.

Sean picked up the film purchased from Pierre's grocery store and covered the seedlings along the ridge. After completing these steps, the transplanting of the carrot seedlings was completed.

Following the same pattern, Sean started transplanting in the remaining land.

suddenly!

"Ding-ling-ling~" Amber's roar startled Sean who was working in the fields.

The sound came from his own cabin, and Sean went to explore with doubts.

When they got closer, they saw that it was the little postman Haji who was huddling his feet, hiding from Amber on the seat of the tricycle that delivered mail, while Amber was roaring and jumping excitedly around the tricycle.

"Okay, go in and stand in the corner. Your friends don't recognize you anymore!" Sean stomped his feet and came over to drive Amber away, throwing the pot to it.

Amber turned her head with drooping eyelids and looked at Sean when she heard that. It was you who asked me to watch the farm, and it was you who yelled at strangers when I met them. Last time when I met the mother and daughter, I didn't yell and you blamed me. Now even if I yell, it won't work.

It's so hard to serve, it's so hard to be a dog. It drooped its tail and went back to the cabin.

Watching the big yellow dog leave, Haji breathed a sigh of relief and regained his vitality.

"Brother Sean! Who sent you so many packages of different sizes?" The little postman jumped off the tricycle with an envelope in his hand.

"And this letter is also for you, Brother Sean." He quickly handed the letter to Sean as if to take credit.

"Very good." Sean took the letter and touched his hair lovingly, leaving him with a silly smile on his face.

After checking the sender, he found that it was indeed from his parents. These packages of different sizes were what Sean had agreed with his parents to send together with the reply letter before he left because he had too much luggage to carry.

He put away the envelope and took the packages of varying sizes into the warehouse with Haji. After sending little Haji away with some candy, Sean opened the envelope and began to read.

The letter was written by Sean's mother. Her handwriting was warm and kind, and the words were full of longing and concern for Sean.

At the beginning, like most parents writing letters to their children, she asked Sean about his life in Pelican Town, whether he was used to it, and whether he needed anything. She also shared what was happening around her.

Then he introduced the contents of the packages. In addition to the items agreed with Sean in advance, there were also some seasonal clothes and some snacks that Sean liked.

In addition, she also mentioned Sean's father, a university lecturer in the local city. It said that Sean's father met a girl from Pelican Town at the university.

[At that time, your father even brought her back home to visit him. The girl's name is Sophia. She will apply for early graduation and return to Pelican Town this summer. I have told her about you. You must get along well with her when the time comes.]

(Sophia officially appears, and flowers are scattered, but it will take a long time for her to appear.)

[By the way, she is also a farmer. Her farm is on the cliffs of the beach south of Pelican Town. The key to the farm is entrusted to Mayor Lewis for safekeeping. When you are free, take the key and go clean it up.]

[Son, seize the opportunity. The girl's mother has checked for you. Not bad! (●'?'●)]

It's like he has already decided on the candidate for daughter-in-law, Sean complained silently in his heart.

There is another paragraph at the end of the letter, and judging from the content of the letter, it should be written by Sean's father.

[Son, you mentioned in your reply that the Joja Group also appeared in Stardew Valley. I asked the relevant people to verify it. The situation here is not simple! ]

[It seems to be related to votes. The people behind the Joja Group allowed Joja to expand in the southern part of the Stardew Mountains, encroaching on the local market. After buying people's hearts and land with money, they tied the local residents to their chariots.]

[Son, don't get involved in this dispute! If you do get involved, remember that your parents are always your escape route. In short, be very careful! ]

——Love your parents.