Chapter 43 Eight Zero Best Sister-in-Law (43)

  Mother Xu is not the only one who regrets.

  The whole village is regretting.

  If you say that I saw several other companies harvesting a batch of rice flower fish with an average weight of 67 taels, most of them were envious and regretted a little;

Well, seeing today that Guoshun’s family harvested not only a three-pound fish king, but also an acre of full rice ears heavier than anyone else’s, the regret is overwhelming, and it can’t be resolved even if you beat your chest. I wish I could go back in time and go back to spring plowing hour.

  Unfortunately, there is no medicine for regret in the world. If you want a good harvest, you can only wait for the next season.

   "Guo Shun, my family plans to raise rice flower fish next season. I don't know how to ask you for advice."

   "Uncle Guoshun, how do you raise the fish in your family? How can you raise them so well! All the fish are alive and well, besides fish food, is there anything else that should be paid attention to?"

  The men surrounded Father Xu, and the women pulled Geng Jinhua.

   "Sister-in-law Jinhua, you are very lucky. Your son and son are so promising, and your daughter and daughter are so smart."

   "Aunt Jinhua, is your family still short of rice harvesters? Let me help."

   "Yes, yes, we are here to help."

   "..."

  Mother Xu refused. She had hired the rice harvester a long time ago, the same as last year.

   "I'll come and help with transplanting rice seedlings."

   "I'm coming too. Is it time to release the fry after planting the seedlings, Mrs. Jinhua, have you ordered the fry?"

  Mother Xu always felt that she had overlooked something before, but at this moment she finally remembered: It's over! The fry haven't been ordered yet!

   "Yinyin—"

   "It's okay, I'm here!"

  Xu Yin was taken aback by her mother's yelling, and thought something serious had happened.

  Hearing that the fish fry that were put in during the transplanting of late rice seedlings had not yet landed, the corners of his mouth twitched: "Don't worry, mom, take the money to buy it, are you afraid you won't be able to buy it? Leave it to me!"

   This happened to be going to the farm to find Master Yu, and he led the task of buying fry.

  Of course there is a lake for raising fish and shrimp on the farm, but the output is given priority to various public canteens, followed by employees who hold internal purchase coupons, and finally put on the market.

  If she hadn't been there to work and practice, she really didn't know that there was a breeding lake on the farm.

  She always thought that the farm mainly produces grain, fruits and vegetables, and raises a few pigs by the way.

  Xu Yin rode on a small electric donkey, with two big carps hanging on the front of the car, and a big bamboo basket tied to the back seat, which contained two large watermelons weighing twenty to thirty kilograms, and headed for the farm.

   It was also a coincidence that Master Yu was sitting at the gate, smoking and chatting with the gatekeeper.

  Xu Yin jumped out of the car and greeted him: "Master Yu! I'm here to see you."

  Master Yu was happy: "If you have nothing to do, you can go to the Three Treasures Hall. Tell me, what can you do to me?"

   "You're offended by what you said. I'm not looking at my fish and melons. I'll give you some to try."

   "Is this a fish raised by your family? It's so big?" Master Yu was very surprised, "Since when did your family build a fish pond?"

  I didn’t hear about it when I went back last time.

   "Hey, this is not raised in the fish pond, it is raised in my rice field."

  Xu Yin took advantage of the trend to publicize her rice flower fish.

"The first time I tried, I didn't dare to raise more, so I raised more than two hundred. But not all of them are so big, these two are the largest batch, most of them are about seven or eight taels, two and a half catties look."

   "That's not too small." Master Yu was really shocked, "How long has it been since the rice was put in water and transplanted? I see that it is bigger than the ones we have raised in our lake for a year. Is there any trick?"

  Xu Yin smiled but did not answer.

  Master Yu pointed at her: "Okay, this is how you make money, I won't ask. Come here today, are you really giving me these?"

   "Yes, but there is indeed something I want to ask you for help." Xu Yin was not polite to him, and directly stated her intention.

   "Borrowing a tractor? It's ok, but you can't borrow it until the farm's task indicators are completed."

  This is a consistent rule, otherwise everyone will go outside to earn extra money, who will plow the farm land?

   "How about I help you plow? Just complete the indicators, right?"

  She plows faster, saves time, and also wants to earn some energy points for herself.

  Master Yu smiled: "It would be great if you want me. Come on, come and sit with me. This watermelon is also grown by your family?"

   "Yes, my father cultivated it carefully, and it tastes great. I bet that none of the watermelons on the farm can compare to my family's."

   "Yo? Such a big tone?"

   "If you don't believe me, compare and compare."

   As a result of the comparison, a group of loyal customers were naturally harvested.

  Tractor drivers from the same office as Master Yu came around and asked Xu Yin if her watermelons were for sale.

   Of course it sold!

  Xu Yin asked Master Yu to borrow a piece of paper and wrote down the quantity they wanted.

  For an office of the tractor team, a total of 20 melons were requested.

   Make an appointment with Master Yu to help him plow the field after the rice is cut in two days, and borrow a tractor after plowing.

   "By the way, Master Yu, do you have fish fry in your lake? Are you selling them? My family wants to raise another batch of rice flower fish for the next rice season, but the fish fry haven't been found yet."

  Master Yu helped others to the end, and took her to the director's office.

   Didn't go empty-handed, he gave half of the fish and melons brought by Xu Yin to the director.

  Xu Yin remembered to send him another copy soon.

The farm manager was answering the phone, and he said in a very aggressive tone: "A good variety? What kind of good variety? The melons on our farm have always been this variety, and now you say it doesn't match, **** it Why did you go early..."

  Hanging up the phone angrily, the field manager calmed down his anger, and then looked at Master Yu: "Old Yu is here, what can I do for you?"

  Master Yu smiled and handed over a cigarette: "My niece wants to ask if the fish fry in our lake are sold. I said this has never happened before, so I have to ask you."

   "Fry? It's true that they haven't been sold. Why do you want fish fry? Which village wants to open fish ponds to raise fish?"

   "It's not a village collective, it's a family household." Master Yu pointed to Xu Yin and motioned her to explain in detail.

  Xu Yin talked about the breeding process of rice flower fish.

  The head of the farm suddenly stood up: "I have raised one or two catties in the past three months? How did you raise it?"

  Xu Yin did not hide it this time, and talked about a new type of fish food made from decomposed rapeseed cake residue.

  The head of the field became interested: "Let's go! It happens that the cake dregs after rapeseed oil extraction have not been processed. Can you demonstrate how to do it? After that, I will personally take you to select fish fry."

  Xu Yin heard the words and happily accompanied him to the warehouse.

  Several sacks of rapeseed cake residue were originally reserved for fertilizing the fields.

  Xu Yin taught them how to decompose and mix with wheat bran and bran.

   "After three days, it can be sprinkled for fish to eat. Fish like this kind of feed very much. If you use it for fishing, you can catch one at a time."

   "Okay, okay." The director happily patted Xu Yin on the shoulder.

  He learned from Master Yu that Xu Yin turned out to be the tractor plower who let him lose five catties of pork on Labor Day last year. He was also the partner of the No. 6 Middle School and the first student recommended by BGI in the past two years.

  (end of this chapter)