A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 811 Big Customer

Although Abigail didn't know how much Leon could earn from this harvest, she was happy as long as Leon was happy, and she didn't care whether there was money or not.

"Come back early after delivering the goods. We'll celebrate tonight by cooking with the fruits and vegetables produced on the farm. And we'll use only high-quality crops!"

Lyon was overjoyed with the harvest. High-quality fruits and vegetables were in short supply in the market, but he had no shortage of them now. With this rare harvest feast, he naturally wanted to reward himself with the best.

"Isn't that a bit too wasteful?" Hearing this, Abigail couldn't help but dissuade Leon.

After all, people in this world, even if they are not farmers, know the rarity of high-quality crops and their special edible benefits. Many ordinary families may never have the opportunity to try food made from high-quality crops in their entire lives. After all, most high-quality crops are circulated in the upper market and are basically not seen in ordinary markets.

The best quality you can buy is only silver-star-level high-quality vegetables, fruits and melons, but not many people are willing to buy them. After all, the price is there. Although high-quality fruits and vegetables do taste better, they are not necessary to eat.

At most, they would buy it occasionally to try something new, or if someone in the family was unwell and needed some nourishment. Otherwise, the dishes on most people's tables were made from ordinary-quality crops mass-produced by efficient industrial farms, or from cheap fruits and vegetables that were grown by the Joja family through technology and were of lower quality than ordinary ones.

Now Leon actually planned to use high-quality crops as ingredients for all the dishes in the evening. In Abigail's opinion, this was already a model of extravagance and waste.

"It's okay. What we have in abundance are high-quality crops, and this is not an isolated case. Believe me." Lyon assured Abigail seriously.

The improvement in farming level, the fertile soil of the Red Star Farm, and the addition of fertilizers, all these elements combined make the probability of producing high-quality crops common for Lyon.

Although the output probability of high-quality crops in this harvest is indeed a bit exaggerated, which may be due to the help of his grandfather, it does not mean that without his grandfather's special help, Lyon cannot grow high-quality crops by himself. At most, the output probability will be lower.

Therefore, incorporating high-quality crops into daily food consumption is not a big problem at all. Moreover, although the effect of high-quality crops is not so good for Leon who possesses forest magic, it should be very effective for Abigail.

And this is just the beginning. Lyon believes that the output of high-quality crops will definitely increase steadily in the future. At that time, the benefits of high-quality crops can be radiated to relatives and friends around him. Although it may not be possible for everyone to enjoy the nourishment of high-quality crops, Lyon can still ensure that the people around him are taken care of.

"It's up to you to decide." Abigail looked at Leon and replied with a smile.

"By the way, remember to invite Pierre and Caroline to come together in the evening, and call Sophia as well." Leon added.

"Okay." After hearing Leon's decision, Abigail nodded immediately. She naturally understood the benefits of high-quality crops. If her parents could also enjoy them, it would definitely be of great benefit to them.

"Go ahead, I have to get on with my work." Leon let go of Abigail and pushed the bicycle in front of Abigail and said.

"Yeah." Abigail nodded, then got on her bike and headed towards Pelican Town.

Leon stayed on the farm, took out his cell phone and called Django.

"Hey, Leon, is there anything wrong with the guns I sent you earlier?" Django immediately answered the phone and asked Leon. "Um, I haven't had time to experience those yet. I want to talk to you about something else." Leon heard this and then remembered that he hadn't had time to play with the guns he bought, but that wasn't the main point. After all, there would be time for that later.

"Oh? Do you need to purchase something?" Django immediately got into work mode.

"No, I have grown two more giant melons here, and I need you to bring people to deal with them." Lyon explained.

"Giant crops? Or melons?! Oh my God, Leon, this is such a surprise, I'll be there right away." Django exclaimed when he heard this.

"Waiting for you. By the way, do you have any high-quality seeds? Give me some, for spring, summer and autumn." Thinking that he would have to turn the land and start planting again later, but the seed reserves were not much, Lyon mentioned it by the way.

"Of course, although the price is a bit higher, I guarantee that these seeds are all high-quality seeds selected by farmers who are as good as Red Star Farm. I will bring them all here later, and you can choose for yourself?" Jiang Ge suggested.

“Okay, I’ll wait for you.” Leon responded and then hung up the phone.

Before Django arrived, Leon took out his hoe and started to turn the soil. Except for those crops that could be harvested multiple times, after the crops that could be harvested once were harvested, a large area of ​​the fields would be left empty. Once these lands were reclaimed, new seeds could be planted.

Two hours later, a car horn sounded outside the farm. Leon immediately left the field and came outside the farm. He saw a van parked in front of the farm entrance. Django was sitting in the passenger seat, waving at Leon.

"Come in directly." Leon certainly knew what Django meant. This guy was quite obedient and would not enter the farm directly without his face-to-face permission, even if he had been notified in advance.

After getting Lyon's authorization, Django asked the driver to drive the car into the farm. Lyon found that in addition to the box truck, there was actually a car behind it.

Through the front windshield, Leon discovered that the people inside were not the fully professionally equipped porters he saw last time, but guys in robes who looked like religious people.

"Hey, Leon, you always surprise me."

After parking the car, Django immediately came over and shook hands with Leon, sighing at the same time.

"Those people, are they with you?" Lyon asked, staring at the religious people in the car that had entered the farm.

"Well, the church people were picking melons at the nearby Chamber of Commerce warehouse. When they heard you had giant melons, they came over to take a look." Django explained, then whispered in Leon's ear, "These are big clients. If they think these two giant melons are suitable for the Summer Carnival, they'll buy them directly and offer a price far exceeding the market price."

"The church? That's a really big client."

(End of this chapter)