nycdaug Chapter 145 Special Training Advanced Agriculture
Chapter 145 Special Training Advanced Agriculture
Northeastern Africa, formerly the Somali Republic.
"Hello, I am Chen Yu, the representative of the coalition government. May I ask where is Mr. Tula Ka?"
"I am Tula Ka."
"Hello Mr. Tula, this is the appointment of the coalition government I brought."
Tula took the tablet computer, and the electronic files on it had been translated into text he could understand.
【United Earth AF Agricultural Area. 】
[Codename: Mogadishu]
【Planning: 63.8 square kilometers】
【Chief Executive: Annan Coffey】
[Security Chief: Pat Reese]
[Agriculture Chief: Tula Ka]
【…】
Tula had never thought that he would become an official of the United Government. The area of his homeland was also turned into an agricultural area on Earth.
Originally he was just trying to protect himself, but after the Devil's Night - the name the locals gave to the night when the warlord's army was bizarrely destroyed - he used his prestige in the local area to organize the remaining soldiers, formed a security team, and maintained local order.
Then, after discussing with several local tribes and leaders, they decided to surrender to the coalition government.
But he didn't expect that he would be valued by the coalition government because of what he did.
Tula said with some distress: "Mr. Chen Yu, I am a rough man, I didn't even graduate from junior high school. I can do security work, but I am not qualified to manage agricultural affairs in such a large area."
Tula hoped that the government would arrange a sinecure for him in the army, such as making him a minor officer.
Government official Chen Yu smiled slightly and said, "Don't worry, the United Government has prepared special training for you."
Tula and a group of local people who were newly appointed as officials of the joint government were taken to Nairobi by a transport plane, and then entered the official pilot site of the Global Workforce Completion Program set up here to receive special "training".
"This is a knowledge transfer system that allows people to master a large amount of knowledge in a very short period of time. Its safety and effectiveness have been strictly verified by the authorities."
"Once you sign this document, you can undergo the knowledge enhancement transformation."
"First of all, I want to emphasize that this is voluntary. It doesn't matter if you don't participate. But considering your existing knowledge and abilities, the authorities will arrange other positions for you."
The official message is very direct: either accept the reform and improve your ability to be qualified for the position, or be demoted to a lower-level position.
If you want a good future, you have to take risks.
Tula thought that many people would quit, but surprisingly, no one quit.
He thought about it and understood everyone's thoughts. In fact, everyone was like him, not having received much formal education, with limited knowledge, and not really understanding what the official so-called "knowledge transformation" meant, and what the hidden dangers were.
But for a better future, everyone is willing to participate in this special training.
Tula was a bachelor with no ties or concerns.
After the lottery, he was the first to receive the transformation. There was only one knowledge infusion device at the pilot site. Now there are hundreds of pilot sites around the world, and basically each site has only one device, so the knowledge transformation can only be given priority to the official key groups.
Tula lay down in the equipment cabin. An hour later, he came out of the cabin. His face was a little pale and he looked very tired.
"Tula, how are you doing? How do you feel now?"
Several familiar friends gathered around and eagerly asked Tula about his feelings and changes.
Tula opened his mouth and uttered a word after a long while. Finally, he said with a complicated expression: "You will know after you go in. In short, the coalition government is not lying."
Returning to Mogadishu in a trance, Tula subconsciously glanced at the street billboards and found that he could read the English and Chinese characters on the billboards effortlessly.
I could not help but stand in the street in a daze for a long time.
Feeling the large amount of strange yet familiar knowledge emerging in his mind, Tula felt like he was in a dream.
A few days later, Tula took office and people who knew him were surprised to find that he had changed.
Tula, who used to speak only the local dialect, became polite and knowledgeable. He could now speak fluently in English and Chinese with the staff of the coalition government. He also knew the work of the agricultural chief like the back of his hand.
The other officials who went to Nairobi with Tula also underwent a radical change. They were transformed from illiterate roughnecks to knowledgeable experts, demonstrating excellent professionalism in their respective positions.
In addition to reusing local leaders, the coalition government also parachuted in a group of experienced officials and experts to help with local construction and transformation.
The first thing that was built at lightning speed was a heavy rail network that connected major cities and seaports in Somalia and connected to the rail networks of neighboring countries. Thanks to the modular construction, it took only three months to build such a railway network with a mileage of thousands of kilometers.
Then a large amount of industrial equipment and industrial materials were transported in through seaports and railways. A huge industrial park was built in the open space outside Mogadishu, and then the facilities and equipment to transform the Somali region into an agricultural area were produced here.
"Hurry up! We need to complete the construction of Agricultural Park No. 1 by the end of the month!"
In the desolate desert area outside Mogadishu, Tula is leading a team of 30,000 engineers and is busy building the first agricultural park in Mogadishu's agricultural zone.
In order to maximize the use of the earth's space and maintain the earth's ecological level, the United Nations government built most of the agricultural parks in barren areas such as grasslands, deserts, and Gobi.
At first glance, these places are totally unsuitable for agricultural production. But this is relative to traditional agriculture.
With sufficient technical capabilities, poor land, water shortage and drought are not problems at all.
Transparent rectangular buildings stand in the desert Gobi, 1,500 meters high, 300 meters long and wide. Each building is a [standard agricultural factory].
The building is divided into 15 floors, each 100 meters high, and crops with different temperature differences are planted, because the temperature will gradually decrease with increasing height.
The building adopts a honeycomb design, with the planting walls arranged vertically like the bee panels in a beehive and parallel to the sunlight to ensure that each planting wall receives sufficient light.
The building adopts a controllable fully enclosed design, and the internal water vapor and air exchange are controlled by an intelligent system to maintain the temperature and humidity most suitable for crop growth and control the internal and external balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
An auxiliary lighting system and carbon pump were installed to provide additional light all night long, accelerate plant growth, and increase carbon dioxide concentrations.
In this way, the time it takes for crops to grow and mature has been greatly shortened. For example, the rice harvest cycle has been shortened to 65 days, and the yield per unit area has increased by 50%.
The closed design reduces the water consumption of crops by 99%. % of the water absorbed by plants is consumed by transpiration, but the closed structure can realize the recycling of water vapor, and the loss of transpiration is almost zero. Therefore, it is easy to grow various crops even in desert areas.
The high temperature and abundant sunshine in the desert have become advantages for agricultural production.
The three-dimensional planting method plus artificial control and intervention has increased the crop yield by hundreds or even thousands of times under the same land utilization rate. This is an advanced agricultural technology that was unimaginable to humans before.
The only drawback is that it consumes a lot of electricity and energy.
But what the Wandering Earth lacks the least is energy. The massive amount of electricity generated by heavy nuclear fusion reactors makes the cost of electricity cheaper than air.
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