Chapter 1850: chapter_1850

That morning, the New Moon Supply and Marketing Cooperative sold several hundred hoes and shovels. Only about thirty percent of the customers chose to take out loans, while the rest all opted to buy them in cash.

Of the thirty percent of people who chose to take out loans, a large portion had previously purchased government bonds with their cash and grain reserves; otherwise, they would not have taken out loans.

These people made it clear that they would return the money they had spent on farm tools to the money exchange as soon as the grain came in the spring.