Farming and development are not possible overnight.
It often requires a long time.
Whether it's cotton, peas, or wheat, they all have growth cycles.
One by one, the cotton bolls were cut down by Lynn and others and put into the baskets beside them.
Sixty cotton plants were harvested completely in just half an hour.
Now it's nearing the end of August, and the weather is very good every day.
It takes at most three to five days for drying, to remove the moisture in the cotton bolls.
After that, manually stripping them apart, separating cotton fibers from cotton seeds.
This way, cotton fibers and cotton seeds for planting next year can be obtained.
Instructing Gavin to keep these cotton seeds safe, Lynn mounted his horse and continued to patrol the village.
The hooves stepping on the lime road made the "clatter" sound of hooves.
Some villagers who were working saw Master Lynn and bowed slightly, revealing a sincere smile.
