After a forty-minute car ride, Leonard and company finally arrived at the plantation. However, differing from their last visit, a color steel structured factory and dormitory were now constructed on a previously empty space near the plantation.
"This is where those woven goods are being produced." Leonard pointed at the color steel building and told Joan. Although he had never been there before, those who had visited earlier took pictures there.
"Considering that our business mainly involves high-end woven products, we use machines to handle raw materials to save everyone's effort, but the weaving process is still purely handmade."
"I see," Joan nodded, "Actually, in our era, we wouldn't make much money from just farming. The real money comes from the various processing industries, such as brewing wine, producing textiles, and so on."
While they were chatting, the car drove into the plantation. The road inside had been leveled up due to the investments made over the years.
