This option has much greater risks than growing greenhouse vegetables, but the initial investment will be much less.
After all, they can raise fewer animals, starting with 20 chickens, then a few pigs and a few ducks, to give it a try.
Compared with greenhouse vegetables, such investment is really dwarfed. Moreover, rural people are very familiar with raising chickens and ducks, and there is no situation where they don’t know how to raise them.
This is very suitable for Grandma Xia's brothers, but the risks are also quite high.
The main thing is that if the number of livestock increases to hundreds or thousands, no one will not be afraid of the flu. After all, it may cause a large number of deaths in livestock, and the price will also fall sharply.
After all, these things are sick and no one dares to eat them. Once it is spread that livestock influenza is prevalent in a certain period of time, the price of meat will be much lower during this period.
So this is also accompanied by risks, and the risks are not small. When Xia Jin is ready to do it, he will talk to Grandpa Xia and others about it.
Let him tell those people over there that if they really want to do it, they should tell them the dangers, and don't wait until they have to pay compensation and then say that they didn't tell them.
If they want to raise a lot, Xia Jin can still harvest them. For example, if they run a fried chicken restaurant, they will need a lot of chickens.
Of course, we have to first see whether the malatang and hot pot restaurants can use up all these things. If they really can’t be used up, then she might actually open a few fried chicken restaurants.
After all, she had never eaten this thing in her previous life, but she had followed others and smelled its scent, and it was really fragrant.
After she was reborn in this life, she cooked some delicious food herself. It was really good and should be very popular. After all, it was fried in oil and made with meat.
Anyway, she has thought of a way out for them. It depends on whether they want to do it. If they are too timid and dare not do it, then there is nothing she can do.
This is all she can do. If it's more, she won't help them. There is no friendship between them and their relationship is too distant. She is not a saint.
She felt very good to be able to achieve this. I have told you all the ways to make money, but you are too timid to do it. You can't blame me.
Father Xia felt that the technique was quite good. Although the road in the village was bumpy, he tried his best to avoid those places, and the driving was quite smooth.
He was driving the car a little slowly, fearing that it would shake the people in it. But they were not in a hurry, as it was not like they had any urgent business or were in a hurry.
There's no need to rush this kind of thing. If they can't find it today, they'll find it tomorrow. If they can't find it tomorrow, they'll find it the day after tomorrow. Anyway, they don't have anything big to worry about right now.
Feeling the bumpy dirt road, Xia Jin sighed helplessly, because he just thought that if his family really grew greenhouse vegetables, they would have to build roads.
After all, some things, like tomatoes in winter, are afraid of being shaken. You can't let them be damaged after being transported by car.
If that happens, the gains will not outweigh the losses. Not only will they not make any money, but they will also lose so much money. So if this thing is really successful, they will have to put the road construction on the agenda.
Apart from anything else, at least the road from the village to the town needs to be repaired. The road from the town to the county has been well built by the state.
But no one had repaired the road from the village to the town. I quickly got in the car and asked my grandfather:
"Grandpa, no one has suggested repairing this road, or that everyone in the village should work together to repair it."
"It's been quite bumpy all day getting into town, isn't it? It would be more convenient for everyone to walk if we could just take a break. Besides, it doesn't have to be a cement road, even a paved one would be fine."
When the grandfather heard his granddaughter ask this, he thought about the road and sighed helplessly:
"This road is not our village's only access road to the station. The village chief and others also mentioned it at the time."
"We, the villages, will pool our money and manpower to fill this road. If nothing else, at least it will be smooth, which will make it more convenient for everyone."
"But that's where the problem lies. Even though we can all pool this money together, each household only contributes a small amount."
"But no matter how little it is, it's still money. With the current situation, every household in the village is struggling. If you ask them to pay more, they're definitely not going to be willing to do so."
"And it's not just about the money. We also need a strong laborer to work with us every day. This made everyone even more reluctant, so in the end, we didn't reach a successful conclusion."
"This is the only way to go. It gets muddy when it rains. If we go to town after the rain, we will definitely get covered in mud and look miserable."
"Villagers occasionally complain, but when they think about the money and manpower required to build the road, no one complains anymore."
"For them, as long as they don't have to pay, everything is fine. So the situation has been at a stalemate until now, and no one mentions this matter anymore."
After hearing what his grandfather said, Xia Jin said, "Then why don't you ask for some subsidies like the town or the government?"
"You can apply for them to pay for it, or you can provide the manpower to build the road yourself. They only need to pay for the materials."
"Of course we didn't apply. Several village heads jointly applied, but we didn't get a response. Gradually, no one mentioned it anymore."
"The town is also poor. The road in the town was only built in recent years. It took a long time to build this road."
"Look at the town. We still often walk on dirt roads. There's only one main road that's made of cement. The mayor doesn't have much money."
After listening to her grandfather's words, the young lady nodded, indicating that she understood. She thought to herself:
Such cities look different from inland cities. Not to mention other times, but at least now they are different to a great extent.
The biggest manifestation is that most coastal cities are rich. For example, the roads in their county are all cement roads, which are very smooth to walk on.
Even the towns over there are almost all paved with cement roads, unlike the ones here, which are all shabby and bumpy, and it's bumpy to walk on.
It's okay on normal days, but when it rains, it's a disaster. If you have to go into town for something urgent right after it rains, you'll get covered in mud.
She thought of the old man saying that the village had no money and the villagers were unwilling to contribute. In fact, she also understood that every household now had no other income and relied entirely on earning the hard-earned money from the land.
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