In an instant.
The sunlight ahead became less glaring.
Until noon.
The entire field of hops was finally harvested.
Looking at the baskets filled with hop buds, Lynn spoke to Lex.
"From now on, this hop field will be managed by your brewery. Expand the planting scale, harvest the hops, and oversee the later stages..."
Lex quickly nodded, "Alright, Master Lynn, I will immediately arrange for people to conduct the harvest."
As an experienced brewer, Lex naturally understood the value of the hops before him.
The presence of hops not only improves the taste of brewed beer,
but also extends the shelf life of the beer!
That means, while increasing the selling price of the hops, the beer can be sold to farther places.
The harvested hops need to be thoroughly cleaned and naturally dried or dehydrated before storage.
Or used to brew beer.
...
Five days later.
The construction of the wall at the mountain forest pass finally began.
