As Jiang Fu called over all the tenants from the village, a strange scene unfolded in the potato field.

These people were digging with their hands, all of them very carefully, as if they were digging for some treasure.

Of course, for these people, what they were digging up were potatoes that were more precious than treasures.

The general's wife had said not to break it open, so how could they dare to use hoes?

Since the soil was very loose, they simply pulled the potato stems and leaves upwards, which would bring up several potatoes along with them. The rest could be easily dug out by hand.

Many hands make light work; in less than half a day, they had already dug up an acre.

Looking at the potatoes piled up like small mountains, Lin Zao organized people to start weighing them.

"5279 jin!"

!!

Those present were stunned, unable to believe that the yield per acre could be so high, but the piles of potatoes in front of them told them that it was true.

"May Heaven bless the Great Zhou Dynasty!"

One by one, the tenants knelt down before the pile of potatoes, and even Sun Ding knelt down with them, leaving only Lin Zao standing.

Lin Zao wiped away her cold sweat somewhat awkwardly and quickly gave Sun Ding a meaningful look.

Fortunately, after bowing a few times, these people stood up on their own and continued digging potatoes.

It was almost noon when everyone finally stopped.

Lin Zao began to teach Jiang Fu how to preserve potatoes and some ways to eat them.

Although Lin Zao initially signed employment contracts with these tenants, all he had to do was pay them.

But since they've worked so hard to grow these crops, they should be allowed to taste them. Linzao will give a small portion of these mature crops to the tenant farmers as a reward.

As long as they don't buy and sell privately, the tenants here are never short of food.

After telling Jiang Fu all the precautions, Lin Zao led a group of people to pick some corn.

When Lin Zao took the two children back, she also brought a cartload of potatoes and corn back to the General's Mansion.

As for the bumper harvest on the estate, she has already sent Tian Bu'er to Prince Cheng's residence to deliver the message, and Prince Cheng should know what to do.

After returning to the general's mansion, Lin Zao remembered that she had promised the two children the night before that she would cook them a big meal.

Lin Zao thought for a moment and went to the small kitchen to prepare something the child had never eaten before.

The small kitchen was specially prepared for Lin Zao; everyone else used the large kitchen.

Lin Zao cut the potatoes into strips, preparing to make French fries.

I also steamed some, which can be used to make potato pancakes and mashed potatoes.

As for the corn, Lin Zao cooked a lot of milk corn.

To complement the dish, Lin Zao also took out some chicken legs and wings from her spatial storage and made fried chicken drumsticks.

A simplified version of KFC is ready.

Sure enough, the two children loved the lunch, and Tang's mother and the others also enjoyed it, especially the potatoes and corn.

Knowing that this was a new grain grown by Linzao, they felt that it tasted absolutely delicious.

Even in the evening, Tang's mother and the others wanted to eat again, so Lin Zao made stewed chicken with potatoes, hot and sour shredded potatoes, corn and pork rib soup, corn pancakes, and so on.

The next day was another day when I preferred potatoes and corn!

An unexpected surprise occurred that day: the Prince Cheng's residence sent Lin Zao many gifts in the name of the Princess Cheng.

All kinds of precious teas, porcelain, calligraphy and paintings, jewelry, fabrics and silks are available.

Lin Zao did not refuse and accepted it without hesitation. Everyone knew that the king had given this reward because of the bumper potato harvest on the estate.