Reborn in Changbai Mountain, I rely on my divine eyes to dig ginseng and hunt

Two days later, all the relatives who were supposed to leave had left, and all the friends and relatives had gone home. Liu Xialian and Zhao Hua made some small adjustments to the business in Zhaojiagou. The daily management of the Mongolian horse farm and the sika deer farm was assigned to Zhao Hua's father, who held 20% of the shares. Zhao Hua and Zhao Yong were responsible for trafficking, training and selling.

The scale of the two farms is quite good, and the profits are amazing. A Mongolian horse is bought for about 1,000 yuan from the place of origin, and it can be sold for at least 2,400 or 2,500 yuan when it is shipped here. If it is of good appearance and works well, it can be sold for 3,000 yuan. The profit of about 1,000 yuan per horse is quite high.

Then there is the sika deer. The village has a tradition of breeding sika deer, and there are also small-scale breeding nearby, taking the same approach. Buy low and sell high, making a profit of a hundred yuan per head, but the market for sika deer has not yet been opened up, so it is a small-scale business, and there is profit, but it is not high.

Among them, Zhao Yong also holds a 10% dry share. He does not contribute money, but he contributes his effort, and as a backbone force, the money must be divided. Brothers must settle accounts clearly. If someone works hard to help you, the money must be in place.

Zhao Hua's work focus will be on the Ferghana horse farm, which is still losing money at present. Four young and strong men are responsible for feeding and training eight horses, a veterinarian, and two blueberry farm workers are responsible for cleaning the stables part-time. Not to mention the fodder, they don't eat corn stalks, but the best alfalfa, peanut vines, sweet potato vines, oats, corn, bean cakes, etc.

The future is definitely bright, but it still costs money. At present, Mangcun and Lijiatun have heavy horses, Mongolian horses, and even donkeys bred with Ferghana horses. Most farmers can afford the price of 50 yuan, but more people are still waiting to see how the foals produced by other families perform before making a decision.

Liu Xia Lian only spent three days at Zhao Hua's house before returning to Lijiatun. In winter, the harvest volume of vegetables reached more than 20 trucks every day, with a large 50-horsepower tractor. A batch of cargo could transport 100 tons, mainly to the provincial capital. The goods sent to the kimchi factory were all transported with a 25-horsepower tractor.

When Liu Xia Lian arrived at the greenhouse to harvest vegetables, she saw dozens of people busy at work from afar.

My eldest uncle, second uncle and fifth uncle are actually helping with work in the greenhouse.

Looking at the cartloads of pickled mustard greens, my uncle fell into deep thought.

The second uncle asked, "Brother, what are you thinking about? You are lost in thought."

"I didn't expect that Chinese mustard can be grown this way. Thousands of acres, loaded with truckloads. After the peanut fields in our village are harvested, we can also plant carrots and Chinese mustard. We must promote it next year. In this way, one acre of land can become two acres of land, and the income will double."

Lao Wu curled his lips and said, "You earn more, you collect more, don't just look at the money you make from farming, and collect more money."

The uncle waved his hand and said, "Don't let your imagination run wild. Taxes are fixed and cannot be raised at will. Look, these cartloads of Chinese mustard are growing really well."

Uncle Wu replied, "When I came to the Northeast, I was most interested in the big mules and horses there. After getting used to the big animals there, my cattle were really small and short."

At this time, Liu Xialian happened to come over and heard their discussion. She immediately said, "Uncle Wu, what do you think of my big black mule? How much is it worth in Shandong?"

Uncle Wu took a look at Liu Xialian's big black mule. The mule was fat and strong, weighing about 1,200 to 1,300 kilograms. Apart from being a little greedy and occasionally being a little clever, there was nothing wrong with it. "

Uncle Wu smacked his lips and said, "This big mule is also available in Shandong, but it's not cheap. I estimate it's at least three thousand or more. Only three or four ordinary farmers are willing to raise one."

The uncle said, "Xia Lian, if you give this big mule to your fifth uncle, he can lead it back home, do you believe it? Hahaha."

"Can I lead such a precious mule? I want to carry it back."

The big black mule next to it seemed to understand and snorted and snorted.

"I'm reluctant to give it to you. This is the big mule that made me rich. I started my business with it. It's my biggest contributor. I thought of a good business. You've seen my donkeys, a few donkeys, and a stallion. If Uncle Wu raises them, do you think he can make a fortune?"

After some investigation, my uncle found out that his hometown was small, and there was a dilapidated house next to it, which was only about half an acre in size. It was surrounded by a wall, so it was no problem to raise five or six horses. They could graze in the winter, and fodder needed to be collected in other seasons. There was profit, but not much. It was still three to four thousand yuan a year.

"Everything else is fine, but I don't have the money to buy a donkey or a stallion, not to mention how to transport them from such a long distance."

"No problem if you don't have money. I can't give it to you, but I can sell it on credit. You don't have to worry about transportation. The factory has trucks. It will arrive in two days. People eat, and animals eat too. Donkeys and horses are not afraid of riding in a car, but cows are not. Many cows will die when they ride in a car."

Uncle Wu thought about it and realized that the eldest son was the village chief and the son was a chef, so the family was well off.

The second son's children were all grown up, and they had less money to spend, so it didn't matter whether they worked hard or not. He immediately said, "Well, I'll call the village in the evening and ask your third uncle and your sixth uncle if they want to raise the child. If they do, send them over together."

"Okay, go ahead and ask, and I'll find time to arrange a car for you."

"Don't be so anxious. I need to watch it carefully."

Uncle Wu is a very shrewd man. He must choose carefully the things he buys on credit. As for the things of his juniors, can he refuse to pay unless he has the face to do so?

Liu Fuhong has also been busy these past two days. In the morning, he drives a 25-horsepower tractor to deliver goods to the village, forest farm, and county town. In the afternoon, he drives the eight-handed Jiefang truck to train drivers in the forest farm.

The five 141 trucks ordered by Wang Yong have been confirmed to be delivered by the end of December, which is two months away at most.

Liu Fuhong trained six drivers. These six people were not novices. They had all driven tractors and cars before. However, large trucks these days were poorly equipped and had relatively high driving requirements.

Liu Xialian was just about to go to the kimchi factory when her elder sister Liu Qiuyue drove over on a mule cart and shouted from a distance, "It's born, it's born."

Liu Xia Lian was confused: "What happened?"

"The goslings have hatched. Since yesterday evening, more than 5,000 have been born. There are still about a hundred that are difficult to deliver. The workers are knocking out the shells to help them deliver."

Liu Xia Lian calculated the time and found that the cubs from her eldest sister's family had come out, so the cubs from her own family hatched in the forest farm should have come out as well. She decided to go and check on her eldest sister's family first.

"Let's go and have a look."