Reborn in Changbai Mountain, I rely on my divine eyes to dig ginseng and hunt

Chun Lan was a little worried: "Sister Xia Lian, this is a new car. It must be around 10,000 yuan. It's inevitable that someone will have bad intentions."

"There are too few wild vegetables these days. I'll ask someone to grow them when they're in large quantities in the first half of a month. Generally speaking, bad guys are in trouble when they meet me, so don't worry, Sister Chunlan."

Liu Xia Lian took out a hunting rifle from the driving building, held the gun with one hand, and fired a shot at the big poplar tree not far away. With a bang, the branches as thick as arms were broken.

Chun Lan then remembered that her boss was a woman who was afraid even of monsters. No wonder she could drive and make money. Her shooting skills alone were as good as those of her predecessors.

Liu Xialian arranged for everyone: "Don't be careless when you work here. The black bears have come out of their holes recently. If you work overtime at night, they will go back in groups."

"Okay, don't worry, if a black bear comes, I will kill it with a fork."

There are no idle people in Lijiatun, and all the women are brave.

Liu Xia Lian drove the tractor, and the sound of it bouncing along the way was so loud that it made people's ears numb.

When they reached a deserted place halfway, Liu Xialian stopped the car, went to the back of the car, and sorted out the wild vegetables. The next second, more than 200 watermelons, nearly 3,000 kilograms of goods, appeared in the car. These were harvested from the space. Because of the lack of experience in the use of space, the early plantings were watermelons, beans, etc. Now the beans are still a few days away, but the watermelons are ripe and need to be sold as soon as possible.

The tractor drove all the way to Manager Yang's warehouse, where his assistant received Liu Xia Lian.

The handover is quite troublesome. Green peppers, prickly ash sprouts, and chives must be weighed separately because of their different prices. Now green peppers are 80 cents, prickly ash sprouts are 70 cents, and chives are 40 cents. As for watermelons, even those grown in greenhouses are not that expensive. The retail price in the city is 40 to 50 cents.

It only cost two cents to sell it to Manager Yang.

The accountant next to him was calculating with an abacus, and the abacus beads made a clattering sound.

"One hundred catties of green peppers, eighty yuan. Ten catties of prickly ash, seven yuan. One hundred catties of leeks, forty yuan. Two thousand three hundred catties of watermelon, four hundred and sixty yuan. I also have a few cantaloupes, but they are too few to sell. You can take them back and eat them."

"No, don't be so polite. The melon is for you to eat."

Make a list to settle the accounts, and settle the bills in cash. These days, everything is in cash, the largest bill is ten yuan, and there are dozens of bills for hundreds of yuan, a big bag.

"It's five hundred and eighty-seven dollars in total. Please count it."

Liu Xia Lian counted it and found everything was correct. She pocketed it all. This is the correct way to make money. Although it is not much, it is stable.

Of course, once you become proficient in using the space, who would still want to grow vegetables? How much can vegetables be sold for? Wouldn’t it be more delicious to grow precious Chinese medicinal herbs?

"Okay, sorry for the trouble. Goodbye. I'll have another truckload tomorrow, mainly of prickly ash buds. Tell Manager Yang to find more customers. The supply is stable, the quantity is large, and the quality is impeccable."

When large quantities of mountain products come down, wild vegetables are not so expensive. According to the market conditions in previous years, the purchase price in the village is about 20 cents, and they are sold to large wholesalers at a price of 10 cents higher. After being resold to the city, the retail price is 50 to 60 cents per pound.

This is a normal small business. You work hard all day and get exhausted but only make a profit of about a hundred or eighty yuan.

The loose goods collected from the village needed to be sorted into bundles and packed in bags for transportation, which required nylon ropes and woven bags. Liu Xialian went to the large supply and marketing cooperative to buy some in preparation.

This is the only advantage of living in the forest. There are plenty of wild products, and as long as people are diligent, they will never go hungry. But by the same token, people living in the forest may also face attacks from wild beasts at any time.

Liu Xia Lian had just finished shopping and left the supply and marketing cooperative and was loading the car.

I happened to see Damei riding a 28-inch bicycle with a schoolbag on her back. She had just finished a training class.

"Damei, is get out of class over?"

"Yeah, get out of class just ended. What are you doing, sis?"

"I bought some ropes and woven bags. Wild vegetables will soon be on the market in large quantities. I am preparing to ship them out. I will sell more so that the villagers can make more money."

"There's a problem with wild vegetables. They're put on the market at too concentrated a time. When the quantity is large, the price collapses. Sister, you have to be careful when you receive the vegetables. You might receive them for 25 cents, but sell them for 15 cents. You don't make a penny, but lose 10 cents."

Liu Xia Lian nodded: "Fresh food is like this, the prickly ash sprouts are only half a month old, followed by the fern. Once these two wild vegetables are sold, I won't buy other vegetables, there won't be a lot. Fortunately, we have our own car, so it's more convenient for transportation and we can make more money."

Damei's eyes lit up: "Sister, I suddenly remembered that last time I went to the county town to visit the vegetable market, I bought a bag of prickly ash pickles at the seasoning store. They said that the prickly ash pickles, plus the salt water, only weighed one pound, and were packed in a transparent plastic bag. I was greedy, so I spent one dollar and fifty cents to buy a bag. When I got home, after removing the water, there was only half a pound left, which I fried with eggs and ate."

"Why didn't you tell me earlier? We have a lot of them grown in our greenhouse. I'll bring you a few pounds tomorrow, but I plan to order a ceramic jar today."

"What is the ceramic cylinder for?"

"Making kimchi." After saying that, he hurried back to the supply and marketing cooperative.

I went directly to the office and found Manager Zhang, who was in charge of batches at the supply and marketing cooperative.

"Sister Xia Lian, what's going on? Are you going to expand the greenhouse again?"

"There are less than 20 greenhouses that have been built, and there are no plans to expand them for the time being. The weather is too cold and the foundation is not solid. Fortunately, the walls of the greenhouses are relatively low, otherwise they really can't hold up."

"So what do you want?"

"Let me ask you something. How are the kimchi made from wild vegetables selling?"

"It sells very well, and the customers are mainly concentrated in large and medium-sized cities. If you have connections and can contact customers in the country of kimchi or the country of small days, that would be great. You need large quantities and high prices."

"Let me test the water first. Do you have kimchi jars here? I want three hundred."

Manager Zhang picked up the cup and was about to drink water when he spit it out. He had been the manager of the supply and marketing cooperative for more than ten years and he had never heard of anyone wanting 300 kimchi jars at once.

"How big?"

"Three hundred 200-jin kimchi jars."

Manager Zhang of the Supply and Marketing Cooperative was shocked. "Are you sure you want so much?"

"Sure, we won't mess around. I'll pay the deposit." Liu Xia Lian said with certainty.

After paying the deposit, the deal was done. Although the price of the supply and marketing cooperative was a little bit higher, they were reliable.

Manager Zhang asked: "What are you going to do?"

"The kimchi jar is for making kimchi. The prickly ash and fern are processed into kimchi. When the wild vegetables are out of season, they can be sold. This way, some markets can be developed."

"Let the supply and marketing cooperatives sell some of it then, but they will need to have a business license."

"We'll decide when the time comes. We may not have extra. Three hundred jars only have tens of thousands of pounds of food. I don't think it will be enough to sell."

On the same day, Xie Yuxin called the Security Department and asked Liu Xia Lian to arrange the delivery of 5,000 kilograms of food as soon as possible, mainly watermelons and wild vegetables, because people in Northeast China do not have such a strong demand for spicy food.