Properly used, big data can be as practical as Jinyiwei and Nianganchu, and can play a revolutionary role in maintaining the cornerstone of a country's rule.

After the data input was completed, Nan Yi tapped on the keyboard, and a chart that combined cylinders and pancakes immediately appeared on the screen. Various data flashed and changed. At first glance, it seemed like science fiction, making people suspect that it was alien technology, but

In fact, it is just a few effects written in a scripting language. If you break it down, the difficulty is equivalent to the multiplication table.

Of course, it is indeed quite difficult for people who can answer the question of how much 8×9 equals, but cannot react to what 9×8 equals.

After looking at the data for a while, Nan Yi typed on the keyboard again, and the chart on the screen turned into an information list. He clicked on the red title at the top, and a window popped up. The latest information about Russian vegetables was listed, by different people.

Including Nanyi's input just now, the program filters and categorizes according to the specified conditions, rearranges and combines, and the text and tables are included, making it clear at a glance.

In Russia's privatization plan, there is a plan for land privatization, but it has not yet started. Russia's land, especially cultivated land, is in a state of non-public and non-private status. State-owned cultivated land was left over from the Soviet revisionist period.

of state farms and collective farms.

The next day, Nan Yi went to the Lenin State Farm located southeast of Moscow early in the morning.

The Lenin State Farm covers an area of ​​1,447 hectares, or 21,705 acres, or 14.47 million square meters. It is a farm dedicated to growing strawberries. During the harvest season, it can supply 60 tons of strawberries to Moscow every day.

Arriving at the gate of the farm, Nan Yi saw a fairy-tale-like gate, which was very different from the mediocre buildings in the surrounding suburbs. There was a sign on the gate with a line of red Arabic numerals reading "1918" on it and a line below it that said

"Labor Guanrong" in Russian.

From this sign, we can learn that the Lenin State Farm was established in 1918.

Looking at the gate, Nan Yi looked around again and frowned. The geographical location here is too advantageous. Rather than being used for planting, it is used for real estate development, which can exert greater value in the short term.

After knowing that there was a state-owned farm here, Nanyi found out the information and conducted research. Two days ago, he even looked at the entire farm from a close distance. The area that Lenin State-owned Farm can be used for planting exceeds 20,000 acres.

If used for scientific tomato cultivation, the annual output per mu can reach about 5,000 kilograms, and the total annual output can reach 100,000 tons. Counting the entire population of Moscow and surrounding areas, each person can get about 15 kilograms on average.

If we do not consider the long-term sustainable development of the land and overdraft the land in all aspects, in the short term, this farm alone can provide a basic guaranteed supply of vegetables for millions of people in Moscow.

[The vegetable output of one acre of land (non-scientific industrial cultivation, just the way ordinary farmers grow vegetables) can only guarantee the basic consumption of two normal people. The intake is moderate, there is no need to eat leisurely, and it is not for a big eater.

In extreme cases, basic guaranteed supply is to supply the output of one acre of land to about 5-10 people.]

Calculated based on the current unusual vegetable prices in Moscow, Lenin State Farm can have sales of more than 300 million U.S. dollars a year. Based on the past experience of Houji Agriculture, excluding production costs and non-profit activities that cannot be calculated for the time being.

Production and operating expenses should leave at least US$50 million in net profit.

This figure does not take into account the special situation of greenhouses. If the farm carries out off-season planting, the net profit will increase a lot.

Although this kind of profit cannot last forever, as long as the ruble exchange rate returns to normal, the price will plummet exponentially, but it can be seen that the period of huge profits for five or six years is enough to bring about the end of Houji Agriculture.

Before walking into the farm gate, Nan Yi's inner plan was to grow vegetables for five or six years regardless of the consequences. After using up the fertility of the land, he would then package the farm land and sell it to real estate developers or develop it himself.

This is the calculation, but it is hard to say whether this calculation will come true. When looking at the list of management of Lenin State Farm, Nanyi saw the name Grujinin. If his memory is not bad, this Grujinin will not

It will be too easy to deal with.

After graduating from university in 1982, Grujinin was assigned to work at the Lenin State Farm. He entered the farm management during Gorge's glasnost reforms in 1990 and turned the farm into a joint-stock company during the reform.

After the Soviet Union disintegrated and entered the Russian era, the central management and financial system disappeared, and most collective farms were unable to operate normally. Farms close to cities were even more difficult because the privatized shares of state-owned property owned by farm workers were more likely to be missed by developers and speculators.

No, Nan Yi, the evil wolf, has been attracted here. Presumably more evil wolves will come over to share the food, but they can't spare their hands yet.

"There are tigers in front and wolves in the back. This is a tough nut to crack." Nan Yi sighed, turned around and left the farm gate. It was not time to walk through the gate yet.

For a while, Nanyi wandered around Moscow Region, visiting state-owned farms in various districts, Zalay State Farm, Shatur State Farm, etc. Each region would have a slightly larger state-owned farm. Nanyi

Not only will you observe the land conditions on the farm, but you will also learn about the traffic conditions from the farm to Moscow city.

Judging from the current situation in Russia, Moscow will have the same status as Seoul in South Korea in a short period of time. A city condenses most of the essence of a country, creates most of the GDP, and also gathers most of the consumption power, transforming the region.

Expanding to the Moscow region, 80% of Russia's consumption power is included.

One day, Nan Yi came to Volovsky District, which is a district under the jurisdiction of Lipetsk Oblast. It is only more than 200 kilometers away from Moscow. There is a Volovsky Farm in the district, which is not too large.

It is large, with only 100 square kilometers and about 120,000 acres of cultivated land.

Arriving at the outskirts of the farm, Nan Yi was instantly shocked. It was so flat. You could see from one end of the farm to the other. There was no obstruction in the middle, not even a small slope.

"How far is that telegraph pole?" Standing in the wilderness, Nan Yi looked at it for a while, then turned to ask the tiger cub.

Tiger Cub looked along the direction Nan Yi had just observed, and after a little calculation in his mind, he said: "Nansheng, that's not a telephone pole, it's a building at least 60 meters wide, and the distance is between 15-16 kilometers.

It’s too far away to judge accurately.”

"oh."

Nan Yi responded unconsciously, picked up the telescope and started to observe. He stood and observed for a while, then set up a height reference object not far away. He lay down on the ground, closed one eye, and let the eyes and the reference object appear.

A straight line parallel to the ground is horizontal when observed.

After watching for a while, Nanyi had no choice but to let the tiger cub come. His eyesight was so poor that he couldn't see far when lying down.

The tiger cub lay down on the ground, observed for a while, then took a pen and calculated on the paper, and repeated this. After a few minutes, the tiger cub stood up and said: "I can't see far, I can only roughly see the horizontal line within two kilometers.

It’s very flat, the ground has been bulldozed.”

"oh."

Nan Yi licked his left index finger with his tongue, raised his left hand to feel the direction of the wind, then dug out a piece of dry mud from the ground, kneaded it into fine powder in his hand, raised his hand high, and let the powder fall freely.

, observe which direction the powder is blown.

After confirming that the wind was blowing from the southwest, Nan Yi and his party headed to the small village they had just spotted.

The village is very small. As far as the eye can see, you can only see a dozen low houses, sparsely spaced apart from each other, dotted with pine telephone poles, short trees, yellow grass, and bushes.

, exactly an hour before dinner, smoke was rising from the chimney above the house.

Arriving in front of a house, a Russian stood next to a white Lada. The hood was opened, and he was frowning. Nan Yi saw that the Lada was old and out of shape, and was suddenly surprised. An old driver

Can't even handle a Lada from the 1960s.

"Master Hala."

Nan Yi greeted the man from a distance.

The man heard the voice and replied: "Master Hala, are you from China?"

"Yes, my name is Ivan."

Nanyi temporarily gave himself a very insincere Russian name. During the Tsarist Russia era, at least two and a half of the ten men were named Ivan. His appearance rate in literary works and film and television works was very high, surpassing that of China's "

"Xiao Ming".

The man smiled and said, "My name is Seryoza."

Nan Yi stepped forward and shook hands with Seryozha, "What's wrong with the car?"

"The float valve of the carburetor is broken." Seryozha said with a frown.

Nan Yi said regretfully: "It's really bad news. We can't help. The car is not prepared."

"No need to apologize, Ivan, what are you doing in Kinza Town?"

"It's like this. I'm a businessman engaged in agricultural business. I heard that Russia is privatizing securities, and it is very likely that state-owned farms will also carry out joint-stock reform. So I looked around to see if I could find a suitable investment.

's farm.”

Seryozha's face looked strange when he heard Nan Yi's words, "I have heard about the privatization of securities, but I have not heard about any reforms to be carried out in state-owned farms. Ivan, if you are interested in Volovsky Farm, I

I advise you to give up your mind."

Nan Yi asked curiously: "Xie Liozha, can you tell me why?"

Seryozha looked troubled, hesitated for a while, and said: "Ivan, you better not ask, I am not in a position to tell you."

"Okay." Nan Yi spread his hands and did not continue to ask more questions, but asked other questions, "Seryozha, does it often rain here?"

"It rains often in spring and summer, rarely in autumn and winter, and it will snow in a few days."

"Was it snowy in previous years?"

"It's very big, the snow will reach 70 centimeters..."

Nan Yi asked a lot of questions about the weather back and forth, and then asked for permission to walk around Seryozha's house to observe, especially the exposed brick walls and the places where the eaves fell into the water. The observation was particularly special.

Carefully, I opened the gaps between the bricks with my hands to check the degree of weathering of the bricks. I also asked about the year the house was built and when the house was last renovated.

After bidding farewell to Seryoza, Nanyi went to the collective reserved cultivated land in the village, walked around, and took away some soil samples and water samples from the puddles.

Back in the car, Nan Yi recorded what he saw when he just observed the house, looked at his watch, then looked at the sun in the sky, and recorded the angle of the sun at the moment.

The car then came to a hillside with trees. Nanyi walked up the hillside and observed the growth of trees, thorns and grass on the four slopes, southeast and northwest, and picked a few withered grasses and thorns on the four slopes as specimens.

, pulled them up and observed the condition of the root system, and then observed the moisture content of the soil.

Get back in the car again and record the results of your observations.

By observing and comparing the different erosion and weathering degrees of the four exterior walls of a house, we can roughly judge whether the rainfall in an area is abundant or not; we can also roughly judge what kind of wind usually blows, such as the southerly wind.

, the south wall will be more severely weathered than the other three sides.

There is an idiom that says water dripping through stone. Nan Yi once asked Seryoza when the house was built, and also asked when the ground under the eaves was last repaired. Under the eaves, Nan Yi saw a strip of water left on the ground that was eroded by rain.

I came out of the shallow pit and saw traces of moss and lichen growing on the edge.

Being able to see moss and lichen indicates that rainfall is inevitable. Through the depth and width of the shallow pit, combined with the length of time the shallow pit was formed, the compactness of the soil, and the flow direction of falling water when it rains, the rainfall can be roughly calculated.

strength.
To be continued...