However, since it was no longer the time to plant cotton, the matter had to be postponed until this year.
In his letter, Su Chengyu also said that because the national treasury was abundant, the Emperor of Xiyun had long ago approved the allocation of silver from the treasury to have blacksmiths make a batch of seedling bowls, and each village would receive one when the time came.
The iron used for the seedling bowls wasn't much, but the work required a lot of time, and the price was still somewhat high.
Ordinary farming families simply could not afford them.
If the farming families were to have blacksmiths make them, it was estimated that the entire village would have to pool money to make just one.
Now that the Emperor of Xiyun was willing to take money out of the national treasury, naturally, it was better than ever.
