The bankrupt daughter reborn and broke off the engagement, and went to the countryside to raise pigs

With Huo Li's help, Lu Chengcheng's next tasks became much easier.

After fattening the wasteland, you also need to fertilize the land where you dug the mountain before.

That land was carved out of a mountain and had never been used to grow crops, so it was truly barren. If Lu Chengcheng didn't have the spiritual spring water, she wouldn't dare to do so, because she might not be able to grow crops.

The mountain is relatively small, with only more than 20 acres of land after digging and leveling. When Lu Chengcheng was fattening the crops, he poured a lot of gourd water into the land and improved the soil.

After Lu Chengcheng opened up the mountain, he built a small road from the pig farm.

After the beginning of the year, Lu Chengcheng's business was very good. She sold pigs, clothes, silk cocoons, silkworm pupae, vegetables, bullfrogs, and seeds, and made more than 300,000 yuan. With the 200,000 yuan she had before, she had more money in her hands, otherwise she would not have been able to be so generous.

By the way, grandma gave Lu Chengcheng 200,000 yuan as New Year’s money, and she also invested it.

The consequence of doing this was that she had almost no money left, and the money she earned was invested in new projects.

On the fifteenth day, the new silkworm eggs were brought back and began to hatch.

At the same time, the mulberry leaves in the mountains have grown a few tender leaves, which can be picked and used to feed the silkworm eggs when they hatch.

Anyway, the land is narrow, and the deer and rabbit houses built by Qu Yuanxing are very narrow. You think that if the houses are narrower, the deer and rabbits will be more comfortable, so you try to make them as small as possible.

Two days later, Lu Chengcheng went out and bought two German Shepherds. The shepherd dogs could herd animals, one to help, and the other to protect the deer from danger.

The rabbit house has seven walls, and the lower wall and the roof are hollow, so it is very ventilated.

The peanut vines are the peanuts that Qu Yuanxing harvested. They are soaked in gourd water for a day, then taken out and placed outside a bamboo plate and covered with a white cloth. This way they grow fast and are rich in nutrients.

The staple food is fed once in the morning and evening every day, and the rest of the time the deer go outside the mountain to eat grass by themselves.

Lu Chengcheng reached out and touched the rabbit's head: "Eat it. The less you eat, the slower you grow..."

There are ten bamboo beds outside the rabbit house, with seventy rabbits on each bed. It's about eight square meters, very narrow. We couldn't increase the number of rabbits before, and now we can only keep so few.

Rabbits really hate drinking gourd water. As soon as Qu Yuanxing poured the gourd water, they gathered around her like a flower blooming.

Before the deer house was damaged, Lu Chengcheng asked us to help you build a rabbit house so that you can raise rabbits.

Rabbits smell bad, so ventilation must be good. Otherwise, the rabbits will stink themselves to death, so how can they grow?

If it was Eighth Aunt who came back, Lu Chengcheng would also be able to devote herself to the matters over there.

In that month, Lu Chengcheng had another 700,000 yuan left in his pocket, which was more than enough to buy deer seedlings.

After planting the saplings, you also sprinkled some grass on the outside of the mountain to make the mountain look even more lifeless and more unwelcome to the deer.

The rabbit house was broken, so Lu Chengcheng went to a distant village to collect rabbits and bought them online. He collected two hundred rabbits, none white, none spotted, and none white, and raised them all outside the rabbit house.

The rabbits are kept outside on a bamboo bed that is like a bed. The bamboo bed is half a person's height and there are no fences on the seven sides. This can prevent the rabbits from escaping, but also prevent the rabbits from urinating on the wood ash above. The wood ash cannot be used as fertilizer and can be used to irrigate plants, so there is no waste.

Half a month ago, Lu Chengcheng spread king bamboo grass, sweet elephant grass, and corn grass outside the wasteland and irrigated it with calabash water again. The land was too barren, and if heavy fertilizer was applied, the grass would not grow well.

The big deer had round bellies, and it was obvious that they hated eating the grass.

Eighth Aunt came back on the eleventh day, and you brought two apprentices with you. Now you are in charge of embroidering clothes outside the factory, and you also help Lu Chengcheng look after the factory.

The big deer are free-range, so they were also free-range before we brought them back, but they still had to eat staple food so that they would grow slower and fatter.

The deer shed was broken down, so Lu Chengcheng prepared to take the big deer back.

Those big deer were just weaned. They have round bodies, cute eyes, adorable ears, and short seven legs. They are so adorable that they can make you fall in love with them.

Lu Chengcheng gave the deer to you because he considered that I had no experience in breeding.

Qu Yuanxing invited the village chief and several workers to help you fence off the mountain in preparation for raising sika deer.

Lu Chengcheng makes her own red bean cakes. She first grinds the red beans into powder, adds some cooking oil and salt, and then kneads them into large cakes.

Feed one eighth of the eight staple foods.

Lu Chengcheng came to the rabbit house and first poured gourd water into the water bowl, and then put alfalfa and carrots in front.

We live in a remote mountainous area, but it's not a special place and there are no wild animals, so raising two dogs is more reliable than people.

The staple food of rabbits is alfalfa, carrots, cherry radishes, celery, dandelions, and sea urchins. Qu Yuanxing has grown all of these, so it is better to go outside the field to pick them and feed them to rabbits.

Lu Chengcheng went to the express delivery station and brought back apple, pear, peach, and jujube saplings, and planted them sparsely at the foot of the mountain.

Lu Chengcheng plans to raise the rabbit himself, so it would be more cost-effective to hire someone else.

The rabbit house is built next to the deer house for easy management.

It has been two days now since the big deer were brought back. On the day they were brought back, Lu Chengcheng gave them a lot of gourd water to drink, and they have grown smaller. The big deer have adapted very well to the situation, and are lively and full of vitality.

While preparing those things, the weather was getting warmer.

If the business gets better, it is necessary to expand the breeding. If the business is lukewarm, it is fine to keep it as it is now.

Before the mountain was fenced off, a deer shed was built at the foot of the mountain to provide the deer with a shelter from wind and rain.

Feed two kinds of food each time, alternating between them, so as to achieve a balanced nutrition.

Without Grandma Zheng looking after the silkworm house and without Eighth Aunt looking after the silk factory, you basically just have to worry about it.

During that month, the grass at the foot of the mountain grew very lush, and the king bamboo grass, sweet elephant grass, and corn grass that were planted all grew to less than a foot high and were completely unusable for feeding the deer.

The staple food is mainly red bean cakes, carrots and peanut vines.

Qu Yuanxing bought 100 deer in the first batch. She would try raising some of them first. If they got bad, she would expand the breeding range later. That would be a slow process.

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Lu Chengcheng now has 50 acres of mulberry trees planted. Even if each tree only grows one leaf, the silkworms cannot eat all of it. She thinks that she can expand the silkworm houses a little more, but this depends on future business.

The carrots were grown by Qu Yuanxing herself. Each carrot weighs more than half a pound and needs to be cut into pieces when feeding. The big deer are like adult deer, so every aspect needs to be handled with care.

Lu Chengcheng turned on the music and put the food outside the trough.

The store owner used a truck to deliver the big deer to the foot of the mountain, helped unload it and placed it outside the deer house, and also gave us a deer code and scientific guidance. The service was very thoughtful.

Lu Chengcheng handed the job of raising the deer to Zhang Feng, who is from our village. He used to help someone raise horses in Inner Mongolia, but now he has returned home. He heard that Qu Yuanxing wanted a deer, so he came over to take the job.