Chapter 219： Kudzu powder

Chapter 219 Pueraria powder

"Look at it, if this happened today, Mrs. Cao won't get any benefits." Mrs. Chu Liu's joy was not concealed.

Mrs. Zhang also nodded: "Isn't that right, uncle and eldest cousin are not so blind."

"Mom, I'll go back now. Now that you know that sauerkraut can be sold for money, you might as well buy more cabbage and pickle it."

"It can also seize the opportunity."

"You're right, I'm going to buy cabbage right away." Mrs. Chu still trusts Ye Muyu.

It can be seen from the medicinal materials that have earned money before.

Even if you can’t sell it, you can still eat it at home.

If you can make money, it will definitely be a lot.

Chu and Liu took Zhang back home quickly.

Since the female art course was determined.

Chu Ziluo gets up early in the morning to practice calligraphy for half an hour, and then goes to school to attend classes. She will not be idle every day when she comes back, saying that she wants to complete the homework assigned or consolidate what she learned in class.

Others in the village heard about what the Chu clan did.

followed suit.

For a while, the girls were extremely busy, and there were fewer children usually looking for wild vegetables on the roadside mountains.

Other than that.

After the busy farming in the village, the people of the Chu clan began to build the fence. Having personally experienced the benefits of the fence of Ye Muyu's house, and adding that they had saved some spare money from selling medicinal materials, they had manpower.

There was a gust of wind in the village to repair the fence.

Those old bowls and tiles that Chu Xing hoarded before came in handy, and made him a couple of dollars.

Time is advancing towards the Dragon Boat Festival.

Ye Muyu sat under the eaves, grinding kudzu powder with Mrs. Hu.

Now the medicinal value of kudzu root is known not only to the villagers, but also to other villages.

In an instant, there was a craze for selling kudzu root in the county.

The price of Pueraria lobata dropped again and again, and now it is stable at two cents a catty.

In a county, each household sells dozens or even hundreds of catties.

In less than half a month, it has already exceeded tens of thousands of catties.

Even the largest Hefeng pharmacy in the county can’t eat so much, which is already the biggest limit. As for pharmacies in other places, as long as they are in the place where kudzu root grows, there will be no shortage.

Since the price is cheap, it is not worthwhile to transport it, so the county does not accept kudzu root.

Of course, when the county accepts it, it can still be sold.

"Ma'am, is this okay?" Mrs. Hu was in charge of putting the kudzu root into the millstone.

Zhang Shu has great strength, so he is responsible for pushing the mill beside him.

White powder water flowed out.

Just wait for the filter and then hang to dry.

"It's fine, it's thin enough." Ye Muyu stretched out his hand to touch it, and then licked it with his lips and tongue.

These kudzu roots are wild and bought from the villagers who cannot sell kudzu roots.

Seeing the water, Mrs. Hu couldn't help saying: "Madam, the kudzu root powder is really white, whiter than flour."

Although the Great Chu Dynasty was considered to have good weather and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, there was definitely no modern planting technology, so the output of wheat and rice was not high.

Ye Muyu didn't have the ability to develop hybrid rice and high-yield wheat, so he let nature take its course and accepted the food here.

Natural, although the pure natural kudzu root is not too thick, it is the same as the wild kudzu root variety in later generations, and its natural color is also very white.

"Not only white, but also delicious." Ye Muyu smiled.

"I never thought that kudzu root can be ground into powder to eat, Madam is very capable." Hu praised.

Ye Muyu shook his head: "It's just what I read in the book, and I thought of trying it out. If it works, it will be an extra food in the future. If it doesn't work, it doesn't cost anything."

(end of this chapter)