I Can See Plant Behavior Information

The blazing summer sun hung overhead, like a furnace pressed against his face, fiercely baking Zhong Di’s cheeks. The endless fields of cotton stretched as far as the eye could see. A gentle breeze brushed by, stirring the cotton leaves and making them rustle, bringing Zhong Di a brief moment of coolness.

Chongyang City, newly elevated to the status of a county-level city, still relied on agriculture to drive its economic development. The rest of its economic systems were immature, mostly still in the exploratory stage. Within the vast northwest region, Chongyang was the principal cotton-producing area, accounting for nearly a third of the northwest’s total cotton output. This could be attributed to the current agricultural planting model: with almost every process, barring a few exceptions, fully mechanized and standardized throughout the year, it saved a tremendous amount of labor and reduced countless costs. This was one of the key reasons Chongyang could be promoted to a county-level city.

The midday heat was unbearable, making it difficult for Zhong Di, a fresh graduate, to endure. His head began to buzz. The roar of the tractor filled his ears, making his already troubled mind feel even more muddled.

“Zhong Di! Stop daydreaming—keep up with the machine!”

A voice boomed from nearby. It was his mentor, Wang Lu, whose hair was slightly graying. Wang Lu, with over twenty years’ experience in large-scale fieldwork, possessed ample frontline expertise—precisely why Zhong Di had chosen him as his teacher.

Zhong Di was momentarily dazed, his