Golden Fishery

In the end, the teachers of Grant Elementary School agreed to the salary increase proposal given by the town government. Winnie shook hands with Principal Grant and said that they would send applications to the city government and the Ministry of Education when they went back. After approval, they could raise their salaries. ,

Principal Grant finally said that he hoped that Winnie could control the town's prices after becoming the mayor: "You know, our teachers don't have many chances to leave the town, and almost all their consumption is done in the town. In the current price situation Now, their consumption is a bit difficult."

Obviously, the teachers are not easy to fool. They have already seen Wei Ni's small calculations, and they are not very satisfied with the salary increase standard she gave.

Winnie nodded and said that she would find a way to solve these problems, and said frankly: "The town has developed too fast economically, and a series of surrounding problems will inevitably arise. But as I promised during the election, I will let Under the rule, voters will live a better and happier life, and the school is also my choice, and I will be responsible."

After solving these two things, the work pressure on Wei Ni's side has been greatly reduced. In the next few days, she will not work overtime, go to work on time, leave work at a fixed time, and have weekends and weekends, which is quite nourishing.

Little Melon's consciousness began to awaken, and she became attached to her parents. When Qin Shiou went to sea during the day, he asked Wei Ni to take her. Winnie would take her into town to work, and she could play for a day by herself as long as she had toys and her parents in sight.

After a few days of busy work, the fish fry are finally collected, and the next step is to classify these fish fry.

In the beginning, the fish fry were brought back together, but after a period of time, the fish fry will separate, and they will find their own kind and then gather together. As long as you find the fish school and take it out, it is relatively easier than bringing fish fry back from the fishing ground. many.

The fish farm owners that Qin Shiou met at the fishery auction called him one after another, asking him to prepare the farm, and the fish fry and shrimp fry from them could be transported there.

After some planning, he decided to receive the monodon prawns first.

Nick Du, a monodon prawn farmer, lives in Lunenburg in eastern Nova Scotia, very close to Mahon Bay, where his farm is located. Prawns are also farmed there.

At the beginning, Nicodu said to Qin Shiou that because Mahon Bay is close to the southern region, the temperature is still higher, and the monodon prawns gradually adapted to survive. If it was in St. Johns, he couldn't guarantee the survival rate.

Qin Shiou said that there is no problem, as long as the prawns are alive when they are delivered, he can handle the rest by himself.

Nick Du is a more responsible fish farm owner, although Qin Shiou has already said so. But he still tried his best to improve the survival rate of prawns.

In the past few days, he has been urging Qin Shiou to accept it quickly,

Because July is the month with the highest temperature throughout the year in Newfoundland, the water temperature at this time is very suitable for the survival of prawns.

Qin Shiou and Saunders cleaned up the engineered breeding ponds. All the Dungeness crabs have entered the ocean. Facts have proved that they are very tolerant to the North Atlantic Ocean. During the trial breeding of seine nets, they found that they survived without any problem. Saunders has already entered the ocean. Put them in the ocean.

Nick Du hired a transport ship to deliver 100,000 prawn larvae. The transport ship was moving very slowly. They set off from Mahon Bay in the morning. It was not until the evening that we reached the waters of the fishing ground.

Standing at the bow of the boat, Nicodu looked at the scenery of the fishing ground and looked at the fine and white sand on the coastline of the fishing ground. He shook his head again and again. Canada rarely has such an excellent coastline. For example, the coastline in Mahone Bay is very winding.

Qin Shiou received him on the pier. After getting off the boat, Nicodu looked at the long pier and sighed: "God, this thing is really spectacular. This is the first time I have seen such a pier in a private fishing ground. It must have cost a lot of money." "

Qin Shiou said with a smile: "Oh, there are not many, mainly because I need it, look. Now you can directly dock into the fishery when you come to transport shrimp seedlings, how convenient."

Nick Du smashed it, he also knew it was convenient, but the premise of convenience was that it would cost a lot of money, and it would be fine to build a wharf in his own fishing ground.

Shrimp larvae stay in the breeding box and farming colleagues. Nick Du introduced that there are 500 shrimp seedlings in a box, and there are 200 boxes in total on the boat, so he asked him to check.

Qin Shiou nodded, and the fishermen who had been waiting for a long time went up to check the shrimp seedlings, not only to check the quantity, but also to check the vitality and disease situation, especially the disease. It would be troublesome if some dangerous bacteria were brought into the fishing ground.

Sanders and Tia were in charge of this aspect. They prepared a bunch of beakers, test tubes and reagents, shook them constantly and watched the results. Tia also made some smears and observed them under the microscope, very seriously.

Nick Du smiled and said: "Man, I have to admit that your place is a combination of academic school and practical school, which is simply too formal. Compared with your place, Carter's fishing ground is a wild way."

Thinking of the second largest fishery owner who pretended to be coquettish but got caught, Qin Shiou asked with interest: "Have you delivered the shrimp seedlings that Carter bought to him?"

Nicholas shrugged helplessly: "Yes, I sent it over, my God, I will never do business with him again, that guy is too stingy, I can't stand him."

Later Nick complained, because he was relatively close to Carter's fishing ground, and after returning, he hired a transport ship to deliver the shrimp larvae to him.

According to industry rules, the transportation costs are shared by both parties, but Carter later denied it. He asked Nick to be responsible for the transportation costs and the tax for this transaction.

Nick was furious at the time. The transportation costs should have been borne by the two of them. Why should he be responsible for the additional taxes? or let him take full responsibility

Carter played a rogue. He took advantage of the auction contract and said that if you are not willing to be responsible for the cancellation of the cooperation.

"How can I cancel the contract with him? If you give me a 50% discount, I will also sell it to him. The price of shrimp seedlings is the price of adult shrimp. I'm afraid I can only meet it once in my life." Nick said loudly. laughed.

Qin Shiou smiled and said, "That guy is indeed too stingy."

Nick complained again: "Not only stingy, but also very cunning. After my shrimp seedlings arrived, he didn't check the results randomly, but checked the results box by box. He didn't even want to scare any of them."

Shrimp seedlings are easy to die in the breeding box. It takes a long time for Carter to check one by one. The longer the time, the more the shrimp seedlings die. He does not accept dead shrimp seedlings and will not cooperate next time. He sent 50,000 at a time, and he kept as many as he could live.

Qin Shiou said: "Then this guy is taking advantage, as you said, he is really cunning."

Nick was helpless, but his mood quickly improved: "Not many shrimps died, and I still made a lot of money from him, which is good enough, isn't it?"

The two chatted, and the fishermen finished their inspection and came to report the results. To be continued. ~ Search for basket color, you can read the following chapters in full

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