If you don't work hard to farm, you can only be a wealthy young grandmother

Chapter 300 Vegetables Are More Expensive Than Rice
Xie Yan really didn't feel drowsy anymore, after Qin Yefei and Ling Zhi left, he hurriedly washed his face, changed his clothes for working in the ground, and then went directly to Xie Nanbei's house.

When they arrived, Xie Nanbei and Guo Yue were having breakfast, seeing Xie Yan coming, Guo Yue hurriedly waved:

"Yan Yan, let's eat something together."

Ye Taohua hasn't come back yet, and no one is cooking breakfast, Xie Yan didn't plan to have breakfast.

When Guo Yue yelled, she was really hungry.

A plate of steamed white flour steamed buns, there are three left on the plate, Xie Yan nodded and sat on the stool, Guo Yue has already brought out a pair of bowls and chopsticks from the kitchen:
"Hurry up, I steamed it myself, the noodles haven't risen well, it tastes a bit hard."

Xie Yan took two bites of the steamed bun:

"Nice third aunt, delicious."

Don't you like white flour steamed buns?

Then go hungry!

"Then eat more, here are kimchi, pickled yesterday, now it's crispy."

"Eat, third aunt don't just greet me, you eat too."

Xie Nanbei took a big mouthful of porridge:
"You two, aunt and nephew, don't be polite. If you are more polite, I will eat them all."

Guo Yue glared:
"It's just you who have many problems every day."

During the meal, everyone didn't mention anything else, at most they just gossiped, and after eating, Xie Yan and Xie Nanbei mentioned the cooperation that Qin Yefei had talked about before.

Xie Nanbei was shocked again, he had received quite a few surprises these days.

"Can it really be sold at such a high price? Two yuan a catty of rice?"

Xie Yan hummed:
"I heard over there that food is almost entirely imported from abroad, and there are very few places where it can be grown."

Guo Yue clicked his tongue:
"That's not as good as ours. You can grow anything, and you can eat it when you grow it. The price is also cheap. We can buy five or six catties of rice for two dollars."

Xie Nanbei glanced at his daughter-in-law:

"People's prices are high, and wages are naturally much higher than ours. Otherwise, how can we afford such a high living cost?"

There is nothing wrong with saying this, it is indeed the case, but most people in the Hong Kong city can barely cope with living expenses, and they have to add various subsidies from the government, otherwise, they may not even be able to compare with the inland , starved to death a large piece of a large piece.

"Third Dad is right."

Xie Nanbei snorted twice:

"Then if we cooperate with Xiao Qin and the others, how much can we sell for a catty?"

The cost of transporting from the inland to the port city is definitely not low.

"If you don't need a ticket in the market outside, it's about [-] cents, which is [-] cents higher than the market price."

"Eight hairs?"

so tall?
I thought it could only be sold for about four or five cents.

Even for four or five cents, you can make a lot of money.

The purchase price of [-] cents per catty is of course based on the affection of all levels of relationship, the greatest affection is Xie Yan.

If it is in other areas, it will be five or six cents at most.

After all, the transportation cost is really high, and there is still Yu's family in the port city, otherwise, it will be even more troublesome.

After the excitement was over, Xie Nanbei began to calculate how much could be sold after the food distribution in the village this time.

At least, there is still [-] to [-] catties of millet left, even if only half of the rice can be produced, it is still worth tens of thousands of yuan!
"I think it will work!"

You can make money, and you can make more money, how can you not do it?
Moreover, Xie Nanbei was still thinking:

"Yan girl, do you think the vegetables grown in our village can also be sold to Hong Kong City?"

Rice can be sold so expensive, vegetables are probably even more expensive!

Don't say it, it's true.

The food over there is much more expensive than rice and noodles.

(End of this chapter)