Dan broke a few hard wooden sticks and distributed them to everyone to dig for cassava.
Because there were no suitable tools, they could only use wooden sticks to dig bit by bit. Fortunately, there was strength in numbers. Soon, the relatively large cassava roots buried underground were dug out.
Sharon gently patted the soil on the cassava, blew off the soil on it, and placed it aside.
Among the cassavas dug out, a few were especially big, like big sweet potatoes. There were also some that were relatively small, so Sharon didn't dig them up so that they could continue to grow.
Nature had given humans a lot of resources, and humans should not take it for granted that Nature's resources were inexhaustible. Moreover, there were still some left. If there was a lack of food in the future, they could dig again.
