When all the wheat was harvested, Byron brought over a pack of sacks, and Felix also burned many new large clay pots, but the bags and pots were quickly filled with the harvest of wheat.
Everyone looked at the high-yielding "food". Although it was a pity that so much wheat straw was inedible, they were still very satisfied with so much food that was edible, easy to preserve, sealed, and even suitable for the white wind season.
I just don’t know if it can really be stored for that long.
Hulbert took half first.
Byron said that jars should be used for storage and they should be kept dry, so they could not be piled up in one room. It would be inconvenient to use the space to put the jars, and they would not be able to fit them in their cellar. He also wants to build a new house next to the hut as a warehouse.
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