Ding Ke'er looked at Yang Daya's figure with an uncertain expression.

Yang Daya doesn't do things, it's not her style, but, no matter what she does, she Ding Keer will accompany her.

It took more than half a day to register.

There was something I didn't understand, and the villagers all asked Ding Chenggong and Ding Keer by the way, wasting a lot of time.

Ding Chenggong took the registered list and said to Ding Keer with a smile: "There are still a lot of people, I will immediately organize people to build sheds and buy tools." ”

"Uncle, let my second brother help you."

"Okay, I can't take care of the place, let him look at the point. Ke'er, you don't have to pay for building a shed. ”

Ding Keer raised her eyebrows, Ding Chenggong was reluctant to spend money, but just as she agreed, she had to let everyone do some work first.

"No, let the strong laborers come, one out of each family, after all, this is everyone's business."

The three of them worked together, and Ding Keer first found someone who could make canned food.

There are many processes involved in making canned food, washing the fruit, peeling, pitting and dicing, boiling the bottle, boiling the fruit, bottling, boxing, etc.

Ding Keer already knows almost everyone in the village, and the one who loves cleanliness is of course the first choice.

If there is no one in anyone's family who loves cleanliness, then wash the fruit, this life does not need to love clean.

After all, you have to wash it again after cutting it.

The people who get the job are happy, it's the work that earns the wages.

"Ke'er, you just let me go to two more people, and my two daughters can work."

"Ke'er, we have a good relationship between the two families, you can arrange a lighter job for me."

"Ke'er, I watched you grow up, you have to take care of your aunt a little more."

Ding Keer walked all the way, many people said good things to her, and some people stuffed her with things.

Ding Keer didn't ask for anything, only said, "There are a number of people in each family who work, and if you have more family, others should be unwilling." ”

"We don't have heavy work, and we let men do all the heavy work."

"Auntie, I will take care of you."

"I don't want anything, it's all from the same village, and I will definitely treat everyone equally.

As long as you work hard, the wages will definitely be indispensable. ”

To make canned food, Ding Keer mostly looks for women, and these jobs are also more suitable for women.

Men do the security and carrying work.

Everyone is very satisfied with this, and even if there is dissatisfaction, they can't find a reason to find trouble.

Through this incident, everyone has a new understanding of Ding Keer's ability, and there are fewer voices against her.

Ding Chenggong's side is also very smooth, there is no need to buy wood to build a shed, there is a forest behind the village, and any household wood is cut from there.

For the rest, just buy some tiles.

Ding Chenggong and Ding Qiang went to the city and bought tiles and the required cauldrons and other tools.

In this regard, Ding Chenggong didn't think carefully, of course, it is also possible that the money is small, and he can't look down on it.

Ding Chenggong handed over the matter of building a shed to Ding Qiang, and then he went to the city to handle the canning and bottle matters himself.

This side is proceeding in an orderly manner, and Yang Daya also found Zhou Bai over there.

Zhou Bai was surprised when he heard that Dingjia Village was going to make canned food, and he didn't expect them to find another way.

Hail this year, Zhou Bai specially asked his father to let him come and harvest the fruit.

He felt that this was a rare opportunity to keep the price down, make a lot of money, and prove himself to his father.

There are a lot of fruits in Dingjia Village, and if he doesn't harvest them, then he will earn less, and Zhou Bai naturally doesn't want this to happen.

Zhou Bai looked at Yang Daya and didn't understand what she was going to do.

At first, I told him inexplicably that it was raining heavily and that I should not take the trail, and now I came to tell him about it.