Gao Dajiang looked thoughtful.
After thinking for a while, he looked at Lu Fangfang and Wang Shufen, then nodded heavily, "I think we can raise these chickens!"
"Don't worry about the regiment not being able to eat all the eggs produced. The division also has them. As long as your farm has quail eggs and chicken eggs, they will be happy to exchange them for coarse grains."
Lu Fangfang smiled.
With the words of the regimental commander—no, with the words of her future division commander—she could feed the animals with peace of mind.
She led Gao Dajiang around the shed, and then showed the group leader the newly hatched quail chicks in the incubator.
"Okay, okay."
Gao Dajiang really likes these furry little guys.
He lay down in front of the brooders and looked at each one one by one.
"Xiao Lu, I'm relieved to see how well the farm is doing. You people at the farm, feed them as much as you want, don't worry about not being able to digest the eggs."
"Once I get to the division headquarters, forget it, we'll talk about this later."
After watching for a while longer, Gao Dajiang finally left, satisfied.
Lu Fangfang stood in the courtyard, thinking about the commander's last words.
It seems the regimental commander wants them to continue expanding the scale of their breeding farm so that the eggs produced can be supplied to other units in the division.
She took out her notebook and did some more calculations in secret.
Supplying other troops is fine, but even close brothers should keep clear accounts; the farm needs to make a certain profit.
Farms also need to continue their efforts to reduce the feed conversion ratio through scientific feeding practices, saving as much as possible.
"Oh...ah..."
As she was thinking, she heard a donkey bray.
Looking back, the little wild donkey squeezed through the gate and rushed in, followed by a big white goose.
Then look at the big white goose; it's carrying a fat pika in its beak.
Lu Fangfang: "..."
"Giggle~"
The white goose released its beak and then looked up at Lu Fangfang.
Silently drawing her dagger, Lu Fangfang sliced open the pika, then glanced at them helplessly.
She had already run back to the farm, but these two still chased after her. They're really something else.
"Okay, don't go anymore, big white goose. How much have you already eaten? Don't overeat."
Seeing that the two little ones still wanted to go, Lu Fangfang couldn't help but try to dissuade them.
"Giggle~"
The big white goose looked back at her, then swam in the river with its pigeon-toed gait.
The little wild donkey stood on the bank, staring blankly, and finally returned dejectedly.
Lu Fangfang rolled her eyes at it, too lazy to bother with it, and turned back to the storage room.
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