"Fourth, to address the water supply issue for the tea trees: we shall find a spot at the foot of this tea mountain and sink one or two wells to see if we can strike water. Given our proximity to the Linjiang River, I suspect it won’t be a problem. This will not only provide water for the tea trees but also ensure clean drinking water for everyone."
"Fifth, we must clear out the weeds and scrub. This is a task that needs to be done annually. It is a long-term project, not something that can be finished overnight; it requires persistent effort."
"The tea mountain is vast. To generate income during the off-season when we aren't processing tea, we could consider free-range farming of small livestock like chickens, ducks, and geese. These animals won't just catch pests; they will also provide fertilizer for the mountain. Once we achieve scale, this will become another revenue stream for the tea mountain. If managed well, the returns will be quite substantial."
Chapter 95