The document records all the expenses for opening a shrimp farm, as well as relevant data on shrimp larvae.
Lin Ziyan took out a draft paper and wrote down each item one by one.
Only after all the projects were listed did she slap her forehead, realizing she'd been incredibly busy lately.
The first step in raising shrimp larvae is to find male and female shrimp.
Isn't that the title of her undergraduate thesis in animal husbandry?
Lin Ziyan's lips twitched. Why look for shrimp larvae? We should look for shrimp seedlings first.
She had felt something was very strange ever since she last met Chen Shier.
It's only now that I realize the problem with those shrimp larvae is that the problem lies at its root.
The shrimp farm in the neighboring village was also infected with shrimp disease. Experts came down to treat it, but it was of no use.
These shrimp larvae are destined not to grow big once they are sold.
The problem lies with the shrimp fry, not with how they were raised.
"Fine, I'll just treat it as writing my graduation thesis again," Lin Ziyan muttered helplessly to herself.
From then on, the first thing she did every day after returning from her stall was to stroll along the beach.
The thought sent chills down her spine, and the fear of being dominated by her mentor in the past returned.
If the shrimp larvae are not successfully cultivated, the supervisor will reject the paper immediately, and the data will have to be corrected from scratch until healthy shrimp larvae are cultivated and raised to adulthood within 75 days.
Lin Ziyan lay on the table, her hands never stopping, still writing down data, cultivation methods, and steps.
True success can only be achieved when female shrimp are successfully bred.
"I used to say I'd never need it, but I'm so ashamed..." Lin Ziyan muttered to herself, sitting up straight and writing down various data in her notebook.
My mentor said that the shrimp larvae she cultivated were the healthiest and most vigorous.
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