Just do as much as you can. Ma Yue can rest assured that the high priest will take care of it.
Fortunately, this winter, Lu Heban had improved his plowing technique, and now his horse-drawn plow could plow the soil with an efficiency nearly equal to that of three able-bodied men. The results were so good that Ma Yue rewarded Lu Heban with a few more plates of stir-fried pork and scallions. It seems some primitive people were quite resourceful.
Spring plowing is the most demanding task, and Ma Yue doesn't want to sit idle, so he goes out to join the hunting team.
Ma Yue is becoming more and more fond of the migrating mammoths. Ma Yue is simply the nemesis of the huge and bulky mammoths. Once a herd of mammoths is encountered by Ma Yue's hunting team, basically, one mammoth can be killed every time.
Of course, every time they charged into a herd of mammoths, there were bound to be casualties. Ma Yue was used to it; casualties in hunting teams were a characteristic of primitive people, and he couldn't help but get used to it.
There are more than three hundred sheep grazing in the flock. Sheep are very fertile creatures even in primitive society.
Ma Yue had been with the hunting team for a month and hadn't encountered anyone from any new tribes. Relatively speaking, the area where the Hai Tribe was grazing and hunting was already at the northern edge of the prairie. There couldn't be many tribes that could migrate so far.
The potential of the working people is truly endless. They have actually completed the spring plowing of radish fields covering an area of 60 mu, which means that the radishes from these 60 mu of land can be harvested for two seasons.
The increase in wildebeest numbers, improved plow technology, and other factors have contributed to the Hai Tribe's annual improvement in arable land. This is exactly what Ma Yue hopes for. To become an agricultural and pastoral tribe, efficiency is king.
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