amaotonovel Chapter 260: First Farming Experience
Chapter 260: First Farming Experience
"Okay, dear children, you have been watching for a long time. Now let's enjoy a delicious breakfast together!" Lotta said gently with a smile.
Although the children's eyes showed a hint of reluctance, they still obediently followed Lotta's instructions and lined up neatly, slowly following her toward the restaurant. Meanwhile, I turned my gaze to Shaoyu and Bot and suggested, "Why don't we stay here for a while and carefully study this amazing robot?"
Shao Yu nodded in agreement without hesitation, and then responded, "Okay, just now during the actual operation, I found that this robot seems to have some hidden functions that have not been fully understood."
So, we both pressed the start button again, and the robot immediately sprang into action, beginning to perform its automatic irrigation tasks in an orderly manner. However, at this moment, something unexpected happened—the robot suddenly made a strange, harsh sound, and then abruptly stopped all movement like a deflated ball.
"Oh, what is going on?" Bot couldn't help but frown, and moved closer with a puzzled look on his face to check what was going on.
Shao Yu quickly opened the robot's back cover and began fiddling with the complex wiring and components inside. As he fiddled, he muttered to himself, "It looks like there's a garbled code problem with the program, but don't worry. With my experience, I should be able to fix this little problem quickly."
I stood by, not idle either, and quickly handed Shaoyu the necessary tools to help him troubleshoot the problem. With our concerted efforts and unremitting efforts, after some arduous work, the robot finally returned to normal working condition.
"Huh... Great, it turned out to be just a minor glitch." I breathed a sigh of relief, my heart finally settling down.
Shao Yu's lips curled up slightly, revealing a gratified smile. He said slowly, "This experience has indeed given us an important lesson - only by continuously improving and optimizing technology can we apply it more effectively to agricultural production."
At that moment, warm, gentle sunlight poured down perfectly across the vast expanse of farmland, draping this vibrant landscape with a golden veil. Everyone's gaze drifted to the area where the robots had resumed their busy work. They marched with steady steps, executing their tasks with precision and order, like well-trained soldiers.
Gazing upon this scene, everyone's heart surged with an indescribable sense of hope. They eagerly anticipated these intelligent robots demonstrating their prowess in the nursery's fields, fully leveraging their advanced technology to create even more awe-inspiring wonders and surprises! Perhaps in the near future, this place will usher in an unprecedented bountiful harvest, becoming a highly acclaimed agricultural demonstration base!
However, the most crucial thing at this moment was that the agricultural robots could not be allowed to sow all the land. An acre or so of land had to be set aside for the children to personally participate in farming. But who could have imagined that just as the children woke from their nap, a new situation would arise. As the innocent children excitedly arrived at the farmland, eager to learn how to cultivate the specially reserved acre, something unexpected happened: several robots deviated from their pre-set trajectory and slowly drove straight towards the reserved acre.
"Oh no! This is terrible! We have to stop them!" I shouted anxiously, and without hesitation, I ran towards the out-of-control robots. Shaoyu and Bot saw this and didn't dare to delay. They followed me closely and rushed to the scene together.
After a flurry of frantic, concerted efforts, we finally managed to get the stray robots back on track. Just then, Lotta and the children arrived. Little Carl looked up, bewildered, blinking his bright eyes. He asked curiously, "Teacher Suisui and Teacher Lotta, why can't we let these amazing robots help us plant all the crops in this field?"
When I heard Carl's question, I quickly squatted down, gently stroked his little head, and patiently explained, "My dear little darlings, the reason we don't let robots do all the farming on this land is that we want you to try the farming process yourself. Only through personal experience can you truly understand the hardships and difficulties that farmers go through on a daily basis. Moreover, if the fruits and vegetables you grow with your own hard work are harvested, they will surely be extra sweet and delicious!"
Carl blinked his bright eyes and nodded slightly, as if he understood something. His young brain seemed to be still trying to digest the information he had just received.
We then patiently taught these adorable children how to till the soil, sow the seeds, and water the fields at the appropriate times and amounts. At first, the children seemed a bit overwhelmed, their tiny hands and feet unsure of where to place them. They scattered dirt everywhere, accidentally dropped seeds, or miscontrolled the water flow, spilling it all over the ground. Yet, despite these numerous setbacks, each child's face was filled with irrepressible excitement and excitement.
Time flew by like a fleeting white horse, and the days passed in this busy and fulfilling atmosphere. On that once bare acre of land, various crops gradually flourished. Their heights varied, their density uneven, and from a distance, they didn't look as orderly as the fields meticulously tended by robots. Yet, this seemingly chaotic field was permeated with a vibrant vitality and endless energy.
After a long and arduous wait, the long-awaited harvest season finally arrived! The golden wheat fields swayed gently in the breeze, as if Mother Earth were showcasing the bountiful harvest she had nurtured. In the orchard, bright red apples hung from the branches, like small lanterns illuminating the entire autumn.
The children were filled with excitement, rushing into the fields like a herd of unbridled ponies. They moved cautiously through the fields, fearing to step on the delicate fruits. Each child focused on finding their share of the harvest, their eyes filled with anticipation and joy.
Look! Over here, a little boy clutches a gigantic pumpkin, his face beaming with pride, as if it were a one-of-a-kind treasure. A little girl gently lifts a bunch of heavy, shimmering cherry tomatoes. Sunlight filters through the leaves, reflecting off the fruits, making the girl's rosy face even more adorable. Over there, a few playful boys hold their arms overflowing with orange carrots. Though they can barely hold them, they're reluctant to let go of any of them, as if guarding their most precious treasures.
At this moment, the fields were filled with joyful laughter. Children, each grinning from ear to ear, their innocent smiles like the brightest summer sunshine, dazzling and heartwarming. They shared their joy and reminisced about the details of their planting journey. The adults, standing nearby, watched this joyful and peaceful scene, their hearts filled with warmth.
This bold experiment not only allowed the children to experience the hard work and joy of labor, but also fostered their sense of responsibility and teamwork. Seeing the children's joy and satisfaction, we all deeply understood that all the effort was worth it. This attempt was undoubtedly a complete success! We believe that in the days to come, these children will carry this valuable experience with them as they continue to bravely explore the unknown and create more beautiful memories.