I brought a Jurassic

Chapter 318 The world is big, but sleeping is the biggest

Wang Luo followed immediately.

Although this is my first official operation, once I have mastered the tricks, artificial hatching of eggs will be no problem at all and I will definitely succeed.

When he ran towards the incubator, people from other villages who got the news also rushed over curiously. They didn't care about the time of night. Not only the aunts and uncles, but also the men and women in the village who were building pig pens and chicken coops and helping the road construction team couldn't resist their curiosity and followed him despite a day's hard work.

"Come and have a look, we succeeded, we succeeded, haha, I didn't expect this, I didn't expect this, I'm so excited!"

As soon as he entered the barn, before he had time to say hello, Professor Sun grabbed him and pulled him towards the incubation room. He was so excited that he couldn't even describe it.

"Calm down, calm down, it's just the chicks hatching, it's expected!"

Wang Luo was not surprised at all that these were successful, otherwise he would have just killed himself. These were all mature technologies. In fact, Professor Sun and his team just took the wrong path and blindly imitated the environment of a hen incubating eggs, but did not pay attention to some small details. It would be unfair if he did not succeed if he could fill in this gap himself.

"I'm a little too happy. The first chick has already hatched, and most of the others are showing signs of breaking out of their shells. It all depends on the success rate now!"

Professor Sun touched his head embarrassedly.

When I entered the incubator, I saw a little chick staring with trembling eyes at the unfamiliar environment around it. In the absence of sufficient electricity supply, everyone used flashlights or something to create a brightly lit environment for it, and it was chirping.

"Record the hatching rate, maintain the current temperature, and start feeding water after three hours. After the fish has defecated, add millet to the feed, and as for the rest, just let it grow healthily!"

Wang Luo took a look and gave some instructions based on the knowledge he had previously learned.

"Understood. All up to you!"

Professor Sun was convinced that Wang Luo, who was not a student of the Agricultural University, actually hatched the chicks artificially and did not seem excited at all, as if he knew he would succeed. It was simply unbelievable.

But as a scientific researcher, he doesn't care about other things, as long as the chicks can be hatched artificially.

Why are chicken, eggs and other items in short supply now? It's because of the problem of chick breeding and feed. Science and technology are not perfect. As a big agricultural country, from generation to generation, only ordinary people have been figuring out farming and breeding on their own, while the others are thinking about going to school and becoming officials. Liberal arts are the mainstream, while science is a little lacking.

After the founding of the Long Kingdom, various comprehensive science universities and agricultural universities were set up, changing the situation of emphasizing liberal arts over science. Otherwise, even in early universities such as Peking University and Tsinghua University, science only accounted for a small part, and the majority were still liberal arts.

The success of artificial hatching of chicks now means that the country will have a new breakthrough in agricultural breeding in the future, and the supply of meat and eggs will increase in the market in the near future. Even large-scale breeding bases are about to appear, completely breaking the situation of relying on small farmers and small households for breeding and insufficient supply.

So everyone waited here to see the chicks hatch. After nine o'clock in the morning, the last chick hatched. The hatching rate was about 75%, which was a very good result.

Wang Luoke couldn't wait any longer, and after seeing the last chick hatch, he ran away, intending to go home and have a good sleep.

"Xiao Luo, don't be in such a hurry to leave. This is a big deal. I'll sort out the information from the past twenty days. Just sign your name and we'll hand it in. Besides, all the villagers are here. It's such a big happy event. Why don't you say a few more words?"

Professor Sun grabbed him and stopped him from leaving.

"What the hell are you talking about? You, the Agricultural University, have actually already touched the threshold, but you just didn't pay attention to some minor aspects. I just patched it up for you, and the credit still goes to you. Besides, the folks have now learned these incubation techniques, and there is nothing to teach them. I will not take care of them anymore. From now on, you will take the lead. Nothing is more important than my sleeping. I am leaving now!"

Wang Luo waved his hand and left. He was in charge of everything, and he must be exhausted. He should leave professional matters to professionals. He was just a leader, and the rest would be theirs.

"This Xiao Luo, it's such a happy event, why doesn't he take it seriously?"

Professor Sun didn't quite understand why Wang Luo didn't care about this. This was a remarkable achievement, and he would definitely receive a national award. No, no matter whether he admitted it or not, he, Old Sun, was not like those experts and beasts in later generations who took credit for their students' work. He had to write this report well, and Wang Luo should be the first signatory.

With the success of the first practice, everyone became bolder and started the second batch of incubation. They collected all the fertilized eggs in the village and started the incubation process. If the second batch could achieve such a high hatching rate, it could be promoted on a large scale.

Wang Luo didn't care about all this. After the problem was solved, he continued to live freely, wandering around here and there. He stayed in his hometown for another half a month. He felt really bored. In addition, a telegram came from the capital, asking him to go home to accept the commendation. Well, then he went home.

The seven gourd brothers are now in a better mood and no longer pester Wang Luo, but they don't want to go to the orphanage. After all, the orphanage is not as good as Wangjia Village, where there are many friends, mountains, and uncles and aunts who love them.

Wang Luo went to find Wang Fugui and asked him about it. Then he decided that since they were not going to go to the orphanage, he would just let the seven children settle down in Wangjia Village. The state would provide maintenance money according to the treatment of orphans every month, and the rest of the food and accommodation would be handed over to the village. They would also go to school here, and thus they officially stayed there.

Carrying a lot of bags, he was seen off by his fellow villagers and boarded the train to Beijing alone.

"Uncle, can I borrow your book to read? This train is really boring. How about you eat whatever you want on the table?"

In the sleeper car, just after getting on the train, I took some food out of Jurassic World and put it on the table while no one was paying attention. Just as I finished the thing, the door of the car opened, and the person who originally lived here came in. He was an old man with white hair. I planned to borrow the book he put on the table to read and kill time, otherwise it would be too boring to go all the way.

(End of this chapter)