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Chapter 34 Gallinarum is on the market 【Please recommend, recommend】

"Dad." Chen Mo shouted.

"What are you doing?"

"I'm going to the mountains to see if there are any gallbladder fungi. Zhang Cheng just called and his parents picked up more than two kilograms of gallbladder fungus..." Chen Mo said.

"Row."

Chen Mo's cell phone rang, and Zhang Cheng transferred the money, 4500 yuan.

Xiao Hei followed Chen Mo. This dog had grown to half an adult and had a lively personality.

When he saw Chen Mo walking back, he jumped up and down...

When he got home, Chen Mo took a small hoe and a bucket. He first looked at several chicken coryza nests in the navel orange garden and found a pretty big coryza mushroom that had not yet opened its umbrella.

There is a saying about gallinobacteria that as long as it is seen by others, it will not grow again.

Chen Mo left a few chicken fir trees without opening their umbrellas last year. He thought he would pick them up after the umbrellas opened, but they were eaten by insects before the umbrellas opened.

If you see chicken fir, no matter how small it is, you can dig it.This kind of chicken fir fungus that pops out, even if it has not yet emerged from the soil, will not grow much, even if it will grow.

And the chicken fir mushrooms without umbrellas are more tender and more expensive.

Chen Mo dug carefully, not particularly deep.Don't dig too deep for the chicken fir fungus, otherwise the termite nest will be destroyed, and the chicken fir will not grow in the future.

This chicken fir is quite big, two or three.

Chen Mo put some grass in the bucket and carried the chicken fir trees to the Wogan Forest. There were several chicken fir nests in the Wogan Forest, and the largest chicken fir nest had not yet begun to grow.

It was only one day after the heavy rain the day before yesterday, and there was still a lot of fungus coming out.I haven't picked up a single fir from Wogan Grove...

Xiao Hei followed Chen Mo and watched Chen Mo pick up chicken firs. When he came to the big chicken fir nest on the hillside on the left side of my Wogan Forest, Xiao Hei ran over and lay down in front of a few chicken firs, "woof woof" The dog barked twice.

Chen Mo walked over with a smile, and patted Xiao Hei on the head.

Xiao Hei is very smart, smarter than all the dogs Chen Mo has ever seen.This is probably the reason why I often drink Lingquan...

Chen Mo smiled and patted Xiao Hei on the head.

If the guidance is good, Xiao Hei might be able to help find the fungus in the future.

There are three fungi here, two small ones and one big one, none of which have opened their umbrellas.The big one was dug down more than [-] centimeters, and the thickest part should be thicker than a child's wrist.This chicken fir is very tender and heavy.This chicken fir is estimated to be worth seven or eight taels.

This chicken fir nest is very deep, and digging more than [-] centimeters cannot destroy the termite nest, but it feels like it should be close to the termite nest.How deep you can dig depends on your experience.Chen Mo often came to dig this chicken fir nest...

Seeing that there was no one around, Chen Mo went into the space and drew some spiritual springs out, pouring them into the chicken fir pit he had just dug.

After digging the other two, Chen Mo buried the pit and patted the little black head: "Let's go, go into the mountain and have a look."

As if being encouraged, Xiao Hei ran ahead and looked around.

Chen Mo searched for a few chicken fir nests nearby, found two more, and was about to go further afield, when he heard Zhang Cheng's call: "Brother...Brother Chen Mo..."

"exist."

Zhang Cheng walked towards the mountain.

Chen Mo looked at Dashan: "Xiao Hei."

"Wow." Xiao Hei responded.

"gone back."

Xiao Hei yelled twice more, but didn't come over.

Found something?
Chen Mo followed his voice to find Xiao Hei. There was a large cockroach with an open umbrella, which was about the same size as the largest cockroach he had picked up in the navel orange forest before.

Chen Mo rubbed Xiao Hei's head with a smile: "It's ok, I learned how to find bacteria so quickly."

There seemed to be light in Xiao Hei's eyes, and his head was rubbing against Chen Mo's palm.

"Brother." Zhang Cheng shouted again.

"Wait a minute, come out right away." Chen Mo picked up the small hoe and started digging next to the chicken conong.

The stalk of this chicken fir was bigger. Chen Mo dug more than ten centimeters, and seeing the stalk became smaller, he held the stalk net and lifted it. With a crisp sound, Chen Mo pulled out the fungus.

"How much did you find?" Zhang Cheng walked in.

"More than two catties." Chen Mo said.The big chicken fir just now probably weighed over 1 catty.

When he got home, Chen Mo left a few small ones, weighed the big ones, and found that it was 2.3 catties. He put them in a pocket and handed them to Zhang Cheng: "Should we sell them at the east gate?"

"Yes." Zhang Cheng nodded: "There are a lot of people buying wild goods over there."

"You still smoke [-]% of these chicken firs."

"There's no need for the chicken fir fungus. I also have chicken fir in my car, so I sold it by the way." Zhang Cheng waved his hand and took out the box that had contained the rice field eel in the car: "These boxes haven't been washed, wash them for me, I'll sell them first Chicken fir."

"Row."

Chen Mo washed the box and went to feed the fish...

At noon, Chen Mo received a transfer from Zhang Cheng, 780 yuan.

Later, Zhang Chengcheng called: "The chicken conongs are sold out, and your chicken conongs sold for 780 yuan. There are more people selling chicken conongs today, and the price has dropped."

"780 yuan, that's fine. How much did you sell your chicken fir?"

"690 yuan. Most of the chicken conongs my parents picked up were open umbrellas, so the price is much cheaper." Zhang Cheng said: "Would you like to go fishing in the afternoon?"

"Are you okay this afternoon?" Chen Mo said with a smile.

"I was just playing around at home, what's the matter?"

"Okay, let's go fishing. Can you come over for dinner?" Chen Mo said.

"No, I'll go home and cook."

Picking up chicken fir is still very good, only forty cents, 780 yuan.Isn't this better than working?
But not everyone can pick up chicken conongs. At least you have to have chicken conongs to pick them up...

And there is a skill in picking up chicken fir mushrooms, that is to know where there are chicken fir nests.

Dad and mom went to cook.

Chen Mo planted the gardenias he bought the day before yesterday outside the house.

Then we went to Duckweed Pond with the camellia trees.

The safflower big fruit oil tea tree, the largest fruit on it is as big as a small apple, and there are quite a lot of fruits on it.

There are also older varieties, softwood...

Several large trees were planted directly and some spiritual springs were watered.

When planting the small camellia oleifera tree, Chen Mo went into the space and took some organic soil to make base fertilizer, and then watered some spiritual springs.

Now let's see how these camellia trees grow.

If these camellia trees grow well at the end of the year, you can consider investing in camellia oleifera gardens.

Good growth depends on the amount of flowering and fruiting.

Camellia oleifera trees, overall, are relatively easy to manage.And as oil plants, the sales process after production is not very stressful.

Furthermore, there are many ready-made Camellia oleifera gardens, so there is no need to start from scratch.

During the period when subsidies for Camellia oleifera afforestation were high, many Camellia oleifera gardens were cultivated here in Sichuan.Many of these camellia plantations were partially or completely abandoned after subsidies were stopped.

Compared with the orchard, the initial investment in planting camellia oleifera is not much less.The investment in the early stage is large, and the management cycle without profit is long. Many people can't bear it until there is output.As long as you have money, it is quite simple to win a large ready-made Camellia oleifera garden.

(End of this chapter)