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There are many different opinions, and most people are just there to watch the fun, but almost no one really wants to raise chickens.

Shen Ping glanced at everyone and said loudly, "I have 450 chicks now. Each chick costs three cents, which is not much. Let's see who is willing to raise them.

You can sign up with me, and you can get the chicks for free. In addition, I will supply the chick feed in the early stage, and I will buy them all after they grow up. Other expenses will be deducted later. "

After hearing what Shen Ping said, everyone looked at each other and the scene suddenly fell silent, but no one was willing.

Everyone is afraid that it is a trap. What if it dies?

Shen Ping's mother-in-law, Mrs. Li, thought this was not a solution and looked at Zhang Tiezhu.

The Li family has complicated feelings. Ever since the family split up, the second daughter-in-law never discusses anything with them, and there are many things that they only know after talking to everyone.

But they are a family after all. Li knows that Shen Ping has her own plans for everything she does. Once she makes a decision, she must have her reasons.

Over the past year, many of her decisions have been correct, and Li also believes in her vision.

Li knew that Dachun was now running a stewed food business, and raising chickens would solve the problem of raw material supply from the source, and at the same time increase everyone's income, which was a good thing.

"I raise 100!" Li shouted loudly, and everyone's eyes turned to her.

"Ms. Li, aren't you afraid?" Zhuzi's mother was surprised: "What if the chicken dies?"

"Humph!"

Li looked disdainful and said, "What is risk-free? Even to make money you need others to coax you to make money, so forget it. If you can't make money, you deserve it. A chick only gets three cents, what a big deal."

Shen Ping didn't expect that her mother-in-law would say such a thing, mainly to make her look at her differently.

Li's words made some people blush. Indeed, what Li said was right. If you have to be coaxed to make money, it would be meaningless.

The village chief also took the lead and raised his hand: "I will raise 50 too."

Zhuzi's mother gritted her teeth and said, "Since the village chief also raises some, I'll raise 50 too!" Anyway, we had planted some high-yield rice before, so food was not so tight now.

Besides, Dachun Niang said that when the cats grow up, she will buy them all in bulk, which solves the worries.

“I also raise 50~”

Xiu Gu also raised her hand. She believed in Da Chun Niang and thought it would be right to follow her.

“I also raise 50~”

The village chief also took the lead in raising his hand. After going through so many things, the village chief believed in Shen Ping's investment vision.

"..."

Someone took the lead, and more and more people raised their hands. Soon, more than 400 chicks were ordered. Some people who wanted to get some later were also sold out.

Words are not enough, so Shen Ping wrote it down in black and white and wrote down the name and the chicks the other party wanted to take.

Shen Ping knew that this first batch of chicks was particularly important. If they were raised well, it would play a crucial role in whether subsequent villagers would take the initiative to raise chickens.

No one wants to cultivate the barren fields, but when they are cultivated, people fight for them. Some people see others get chicks, but before it's their turn, they run out of chicks again, so they ask Shen Ping if there are any more chicks.

The last batch of artificially hatched chicks took about 21 days to hatch, and this time is expected to be no exception. Shen Ping asked other villagers who were interested in getting the chicks to wait for a while.

If you really want to take it, you can also reserve your name in advance.

As for the villagers who had previously signed up to get the chicks, they could pick up the chicks in cages the next day.

People tend to follow the herd mentality. After seeing the villagers who had ordered chicks, other villagers also became interested and many signed up to reserve chicks.

Considering that the chicks' stomachs are relatively delicate, after returning from the ancestral hall, Shen Ping asked Cuihong to crush the cooked egg yolks and feed them to the chicks.

In addition, Shen Ping went to the mall to buy chicken feed. The chickens can be fed with bran rice after being fed with this feed for a few days.

The next morning, the villagers came with chicken cages to catch chicks. Shen Ping took out her notebook and gave the chickens to the villagers according to the number recorded in her notebook.

Each villager was given five kilograms of chicken feed for the first three days, and then they could be fed bran rice. In addition, they were also given ten kilograms of peanut bran.

He also told them that when the chicks are one month old, they can mix a little peanut bran into the rice bran. This will make the chickens grow faster, and they can be slaughtered after three or four months.

Shen Pingke had given the villagers a heads-up and agreed that the chickens would have to be raised to at least four pounds before they would be purchased, and that the price would not be lower than 15 cents per pound.

In addition, the chicken feed is five cents per catty, so five catties is 25 cents. The peanut bran is three cents per catty, so ten catties is 30 cents.

Listening to what Shen Ping said, everyone quickly did the math. Based on the lowest price of 15 wen per catty, and each chicken weighing four catties, then each chicken would cost 60 wen. If they raised 50 chickens, that would be 3000 wen, or three taels of silver.

The price of a chick is three wen each, so 50 chicks would cost 150 wen, plus 25 wen for chicken feed and 30 wen for peanut bran, the total is 205 wen.

3000 wen minus the cost of 205 wen is 2795 wen, which means that by raising 50 chickens, you can earn about three taels of silver in four months.

Now everyone was completely happy and no one regretted why they didn't ask for a few more chickens.

Li was very happy now. If calculated in this way, she could earn five or six taels of silver. This was better than growing crops. At least it didn't require so much manpower.

Looking at the smiling faces of the villagers, Shen Ping knew that they had already figured out the matter in their minds.

But before they could be happy, Shen Ping poured cold water on them and told them that the allowed mortality rate of the chicks was only 5%, that is, out of 100 chickens, only 5 were allowed to die.

As for the excess chicken mortality rate, compensation will be made at the same price as the chicks.

Everyone was happy, but unexpectedly Shen Ping said this and they immediately came to their senses.

Zhuzi's mother asked tentatively, "Dachun's mother, if that's the case, I raise 50 chickens, and if more than 3 die, then I have to pay for the other one at the price of chicks, is that right?

"Yes!" Shen Ping nodded: "We should share the risks. It's not right that you are the only ones who get all the benefits."

"But didn't you say it would be provided for free? Why do you want me to compensate if someone dies?" Zhuzi's mother asked unwillingly.

"Mother Zhuzi, I want to charge you for these chicks, but I'm just providing them to you for free. You want to make money after you raise the chickens. You can't kill my chickens and not pay me for the chicks. That's unacceptable, isn't it?"

"I think what Dachunniang said is right!" Xiu Gu nodded: "In other words, it was Dachunniang who lent us the chickens to lay eggs. I can't let Dachunniang compensate for all the hens."

"Yes, that's right!" Shen Ping looked at Xiu Gu with appreciation.

Finally, after everyone communicated, they basically reached a consensus that when raising 50 chickens, the mortality rate cannot exceed three. If it exceeds three, one of them must be compensated according to the price of chicks.