Instead, she bought books from the online store: New Rabbit Raising Techniques - Rabbit Feed Formulation Manual, Complete Guide to Rabbit Breeding Techniques, Postpartum Rabbit Care, and Baby Rabbit Care.
The villagers were mostly illiterate and used to raise livestock based on their intuition. Now that they had switched to raising rabbits, none of them had any experience.
Hearing Shuiqing share with them so eloquently, they immediately believed her and resolutely did as she said.
It's more effective than posting notices!
So, within a few days, under Shui Qing's leadership, the entire Shanshui Village achieved scientific, standardized, and efficient aquaculture.
In early April, the first rabbit born in Aunt Li's family, who had exchanged it for another rabbit, was born!
And it had twelve chicks in one litter!
This caused a sensation throughout Shanshui Village, becoming the most important event in the village.
April is the busy season for spring plowing, but even if the villagers are tired after a long day, they will still go to Aunt Li's house in the evening to check if it is true.
Every time this happens, Aunt Li would cheerfully introduce it again: "It's better to switch to a different rabbit. According to Shui Qing's description of the pregnancy time, I estimate that when we switched back, the mother rabbit was already carrying babies."
"The water is really clear! We've hit the jackpot!"
"Her mother-in-law was thinking of exchanging the rabbit for a new one and raising it herself. Isn't that like picking up a sesame seed and losing a winter melon?"
"If Aunt Fan had just replaced the rabbit with a big one, the little rabbit would probably be all grown up by now!" The visitor shook his head and sighed.
“Who says otherwise?” others chimed in.
Once the first family had a rabbit, another family had one, and within two days, another family's rabbits also gave birth.
Although not as many as Aunt Li's family, there were still eight!
The family was overjoyed and, like Aunt Li, kept thanking Shuiqing's family.
The good news of babies being born one after another even lessened the fatigue of spring plowing.
In April, another piece of good news arrived for the villagers and for Shuiqing.
"There are skirt mushrooms?" Shui Qing looked at the teenager in front of her in surprise.
This is Grandma Xu's grandson, Gou Dan.
I don't know his real name, but everyone in the village calls him Gou Dan (Dog Egg).
Dog Egg nodded vigorously: "Bamboo mushrooms don't come out until June at the earliest, but skirt mushrooms usually come out in late March."
We've been going up the mountain often these days to see if they're still coming. They're appearing a bit late this year, but we just spotted a nest, so we came to ask you, Auntie, if you're still buying them?
"I'll take it!" Shui Qing replied without hesitation.
There's no news of weakening the power of the feudal lords yet, so we can exchange a lot of grain for it!
Most importantly, with this batch of grain, the villagers will find it more useful than silver should chaos break out outside.
When Gou Dan heard the word "receive," he grinned happily.
"There aren't many yet, Auntie, let's go pick some right now and deliver them as fresh as possible!"
Aunt Shuiqing said it has to be fresh, the fresher the better!
The villagers had barely recovered from the joy of the rabbits giving birth when they heard that they could exchange matsutake mushrooms for rice again.
At present, every household has begun to redistribute tasks.
The work in the fields cannot be neglected. The men are responsible for plowing and planting, while the women and children, especially those with less strength, are responsible for picking mushrooms.
The wakame mushrooms came out late this year, and they're usually gone by May or June.
More than a month is a precious time that cannot be wasted.
Meanwhile, Fan Jin started transporting rice back separately again.
On the very first day of delivering rice, bad news came back!
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