The rainy season came from the Caribbean Sea in the East, bringing drizzle to the highlands and jungles. The busy scene of spring plowing started from the Apa Plain in the Kingdom of the Lake, extended to the Chapala Lake Region, then to the Patzcuaro Lake region, and finally reached the shores of Atoyac Lake!
The white stone fertilizer, along with the gray matured fertilizer, was providing nutrients for high-yield crops. With the construction of canals and dams, the chinampas by the Patzcuaro Lake were rapidly increasing. The iron farming tools continually shipped from the Black Stone mine area also made it much easier to open new fields and cultivate the soil.
"Praise the Chief Divine! The canal has water, the fields have fertilizer, the villagers have tools… This year is bound to be another bountiful year!..."
