Transfer Fubao four and a half years old

Chapter 439 Why not raise ducks? The salted duck eggs are delicious.

Looking at the piles next to them, they must have been left behind a few days ago. They are all rotten and smelly. No wonder the entire coastline smells so bad. It is not only the salty smell of sea water, but also the smell.

Zimo couldn't help but stepped forward and asked, "Why don't you want these small fish and shrimps?"

The fishermen muttered a few local words, but they didn't know what they were talking about.

Chang Sui, who was following next to him, explained: "You can't sell small fish and shrimps, and you can't eat so many of them. They're not valuable when dried. Fishermen usually just throw them away."

Chen Jichang also said next to him: "The most valuable ones are the big ones. There will be restaurants in the county to collect them, or they can be sold to small restaurants in the town. However, there are only three or two kinds of fish that are more valuable, and some fish are even considered by big restaurants." I don’t like what I want, but it’s not easy to get either.

Even the salted fish dried on the boat are worthless, which is why the fishermen suffer so much. "

Seeing the seagulls that suddenly swooped down to eat fish and shrimps, the younger ones were startled and they all stepped aside.

After passing by, I wasn't afraid anymore. It was a beautiful scenery. The children watched the seagulls eating fish for a while.

Since there are many fish and shrimps on the shore, there are quite a lot of seagulls. The scene of swooping down is very fast and pretty.

"Grandma, don't ducks eat fish and shrimp? Why don't you raise ducks? This way the fish and shrimp won't be wasted. The salted duck eggs made by grandma are delicious."

Chu Chu was talking to the grandma who was at the end. Now only Mr. Li and grandma were at the end, but they were not even ten steps away from them.

Everyone heard Chu Chu’s words.

Zimo looked at Chen Jichang with an expression that said: Miss, what you said makes sense.

Chen Jichang is a scholar who has only been here a few months and doesn’t know much about raising poultry.

So he pinned his hopes on Grandma Yan and Mr. Li, and he himself did not say a word.

As expected, Grandma Yan agreed with Chu Chu. When she saw Master Li, she was also a little moved, so she reminded her a few words: "Sir, I think Fu Bao's words are quite reasonable. There are so many small fish and shrimps that the ducks should be able to do without feeding them." Raised fat.”

She didn't know if Li Yan would tell his eldest brother about Chu Chu's supernatural powers, and she also knew that Fei Ge's letter might not be written so carefully.

I don’t even know if Mr. Li will believe Chu Chu. I came here this time with the idea that if Fu Bao tries to flirt with her, he will give her uncle some advice, and then ask his uncle to find a way to pass it on to Mr. Li, so that Mr. Li can consider whether it can be used.

Besides, Chu Chu's words should only be used as a reference. It didn't look like a definite answer to her, so Grandma Yan didn't dare to have a very positive tone.

"Is Chu Chu talking about raising wild ducks? No one has ever raised teal ducks.

There were originally wild ducks on this coast, but there was no grass growing on the shore, and not many sea ducks swam over. They all liked to gather on the islands.

The two islands not far from here have a lot of seagulls and ducks. Every year, fishermen who are not afraid of danger go out in boats to pick up sea ducks and sell them back. "

After speaking, Mr. Li pondered for a while, then called over two government officials to ask, and received a positive answer: "It is true that no one has tried to raise ducks."

"Fishermen have been fishing for a living for generations. I'm afraid they don't have any other ideas. I wonder if they are willing to raise ducks?"

"Also, I don't know if I can use a kang to hatch wild duck eggs after I pick them up?"

Chen Jichang also interjected from the side: "Sir, do you have to raise wild ducks? Can you try raising some teal ducks? Maybe they can actually survive."

As expected, Mr. Li acted vigorously and resolutely. After he had an idea, he ignored them and immediately called the fishermen to come over to understand the situation. He relied on the sea to eat the sea and thought that if he came to brainstorm, the fishermen would definitely have some ideas.

Call all the entourage and government servants to meet directly together.

Mr. Li didn't let his followers discuss it for too long, and seemed to have decided to let the fishermen raise ducks. Sure enough, it had been too long since no one had given him any ideas. Now that he finally came up with an idea, he couldn't help but be eager to try it.

Others didn't raise any objections, maybe because they felt that the piles of small fish and shrimps on the shore were too wasteful, and they also felt that they had to try to find the answer.

So their topic mainly focused on: How to collect duck eggs? How to hatch? We discuss who will guide the breeding and how they will be distributed.

Grandma Yan felt that the teal ducks in the village seemed to be free-range, and they all went to the river to find food by themselves. There seemed to be no particularity in feeding them.

Naturally, she also knows that government offices have their own practices. How to raise and hatch them is not her and Fubao's turn to worry about. She just feels that Fubao's idea will definitely work.

Fu Bao is a blessing. Mr. Li's willingness to accept it means he has received the blessing of Fu Bao.

Not to mention how many small fish and shrimps the fishermen brought back, but just to see so many seagulls flying on the beach looking for food, you know that if you drive the ducks here, they will not go hungry.

Chu Chu seemed to be fine. She, Hongying and the others had already gone to see other fishermen pulling in their nets.

Grandma Yan also felt it. She felt that Fu Bao's supernatural powers in the past year and a half did not seem to come entirely from space. Some of the things she said and some of the things she saw seemed to be manifested inadvertently. I'm afraid this point Even Chu Chu himself didn't realize it.

Could it be that as we get closer and closer to ten years old, due to the huge departure of space, Fubao's own supernatural powers will appear? Or will it get smarter?

At noon, we had dinner in Halong Town, near the pier. It was a small restaurant with only three tables in the lobby. It usually only received local residents or vendors who came to place orders.

Except for the food, everything they eat is fish and shrimp, which are just caught by the fishermen. They are very fresh. They buy them directly and let the small restaurant process them, and they only charge a small processing fee.

Mr. Li was so happy that he cooked a large table full of dishes for the children and the elderly. There were big fish, small fish, crabs, conches, mud worms, flowers and shrimps, so that the children could eat to their heart's content.

While Chu Chu was eating, she stretched her neck and said to her uncle at the opposite table: "Uncle, eating like this won't eat up all your salary, right?"

Grandma and mother often talk about how miserable their uncle and aunt are living in Qingzhou. Even the little salary is not enough for them. Not only do they have no money to take back to support their two cousins, but they also have to use their aunt's dowry to supplement their income.

"Chu Chu, feel free to eat. If you eat a few more bites, the fishermen will be able to sell a few more kilograms of fish. Don't worry, the people will have food to eat, so my uncle can eat with confidence and feel comfortable."

Other officials and government officials also found it funny to see Chu Chu talking like this, but they also knew that they were indeed short of money.

At the dinner table, the two adults still sighed: "If raising wild ducks can be successful, it will solve the survival problems of many fishermen, but those who are not close to the sea cannot survive guarding those salt-alkali lands."

The vast land, few people, few resources, and inconvenient transportation all blocked the way out of Qingzhou County.