prisoner in the door

In fact, Mo Zhenzhen can develop agriculture. One of the subjects she applied for is called "Growth and Mutation of Plants", which promotes plant mutations, hybrid growth, and fission to create new genetic sequences... She can do all these things .

Taking this route is actually the easiest for Mo Zhenzhen, but in this current dynasty, it does not need so much food.

This is about the 'black technologies' that Mo Zhenzhen developed with the help of Ms. Lilissa during the last mission. Anyway, this dynasty now has sufficient food reserves.

Therefore, Mo Zhenzhen could only start animal husbandry.

Moreover, meat is also a food, and it is a very popular food.

On the third day after Mo Zhenzhen was incubating eggs and raising cubs at home, some eggs broke out of their shells. This should be the first batch of eggs that Ami and the others had collected.

After that, eggs started to break out of their shells one after another. After about seventeen or eight days, the remaining eggs were all bad.

The shell breaking rate of the hatching eggs this time was not high. There were 573 hatching eggs in total. Now there are 124 broken eggs, and the breaking rate is as high as 20%.

In Mo Zhenzhen's opinion, this is an extremely high value. Of course, the reason why the villain rate is so high is because of the bumpy road and not being well cared for.

The chicks of chickens, ducks and geese are quite cute when they first hatch out of their shells. They are a little bald when they are born, but after the mucus on their bodies dries, their fur becomes fluffy.

And I don’t know if all babies are soft. At least the babies of chickens, ducks and geese are soft when they are young.

Mo Zhenzhen mixed the medicinal powder with boiled water and gave it to them to drink. After drinking the water, they defecated quickly (the effect of the medicine), and their bodies became strong and they could eat.

Mo Zhenzhen first fed them millet mixed with medicinal powder for two days, and then fed them pigweed that was chopped and scalded with boiling water (Mo Zhenzhen hired children from the village to get it, and the pigs, sheep and cows also ate it this way. of).

The cubs raised by Mo Zhenzhen all grow up very quickly. In about forty days, the chickens, ducks and geese have grown almost like adults. Except that they are still a little small, some hens have already begun to lay eggs.

This growth rate is frightening, and with the abnormal growth of chickens, ducks and geese, the amount of food they need to eat every day is also increasing, so Mo Zhenzhen began to buy bran (bran) with the villagers.

This method of rapid ripening of chickens, ducks and geese is very common in modern times, and Mo Zhenzhen used the most common method - hormones.

Of course the medicinal powder made by Mo Zhenzhen is not a hormone, but the effect is the same, which is to accelerate ripening.

The medicinal powder made by Mo Zhenzhen has advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the medicinal powder only stays in the body of the livestock for two to three days, and the medicinal effect does not stay in the body of the livestock for too long. In other words, it is provided to the livestock before slaughtering. Feed the animals normal food for two to three days, and there will be no harm in people eating them after slaughtering them.

The disadvantage is that it is weak. The bodies of chickens, ducks and geese that have been ripened are so weak that they will fall down after taking only two steps. The eggs they lay have eggshells that are as thin as paper. Such eggs cannot be used as breeding eggs.

If they get sick, [-]% of the time they won't be able to survive (without taking medicine).

However, this shortcoming is not impossible to correct. As long as they are fed normally for one to three months, their nutrition keeps up, and they exercise more, these chickens, ducks and geese can return to their normal appearance.However, these chickens, ducks and geese were meat chickens, ducks and geese raised by Mo Zhenzhen. They were raised specifically to kill the meat-eaters, so they were raised for another half month. When these chickens, ducks and geese were raised until they were covered with meat, Mo Zhenzhen Jane weaned them off their medication.

After feeding them carefully for another four days, Mo Zhenzhen sold them.

In just over 50 days, the chickens, ducks and geese have grown up and come out of the cage. This growth rate is a miracle for the villagers. Such changes naturally attract others to watch and wonder.

In addition, Mo Zhenzhen sells it cheaply. A chicken only costs 150 cents (an extra fifteen cents for a hen), 170 cents for a duck (an extra twenty cents for a hen), and 210 cents for a goose (an extra thirty cents for a goose). Wen), and if you feel dissatisfied with the price, you can still negotiate.

This kind of chickens, ducks and geese that were spawned was considered strange by everyone, so some brave people tried it, and found that they were no different from normal chickens, ducks and geese, and they became very popular (the price is cheap, and the hens lay eggs early). .

After this batch of poultry was sold, Mo Zhenzhen concentrated on raising piglets and calves.

Mo Zhenzhen, the calf, does not use any medicine to stimulate her health. Most of the medicines she mixes into her food every day are those that strengthen the body and regulate the absorption of nutrients.

After all, cows are different from pigs and sheep. Cows are raised to work. If they make their bodies weak, it is not a big deal.

After the cow became strong and could be raised without risk of death from disease, Mo Zhenzhen took the calf to the government to register the calf (raising cattle requires filing with the government) and explained how the cow came and why it had not come before. She When I went there, I even brought a written guarantee document issued by the village.

The pigs Mo Zhenzhen raises are native pigs, and the boars have all been castrated. If they are raised normally, it will take 1-2 years to be ready for slaughter (they do not eat well and have no nutrition, and their genes determine that they grow meat slowly).
However, the pigs that Mo Zhenzhen uses drugs to stimulate only need 5-6 months.

Moreover, this pig was fat and strong. The pig that could have grown to about 110 kilograms was unexpectedly raised to 150-190 kilograms by her.

Although the pig with this appearance looks a little deformed (there is too much meat on the body, the four hooves are obviously compressed and deformed, and there is too much meat on the body to walk), and there is more fat meat on the body than lean meat, it is rich and noble. People don't like this very much, but poor people like it very much.

There were 37 piglets in total, including 21 boars (the sows were reared normally when they gave birth to about 60 pounds). Mo Zhenzhen donated three of them to the tribe. The tribesmen happily killed the pigs and ate them. After the banquet, the pork was shared. Everyone's mouths were full of oil after eating. They praised the deliciousness of the pork and had other thoughts at the same time.

Some people had the idea of ​​raising pigs with Mo Zhenzhen. They were fascinated by the chickens, ducks and geese they raised before, but now this pig has completely aroused their thoughts.

It only takes five or six months to grow a pig that is edible, and the pork is so delicious and fat. A pig can be sold for at least four or five taels, which is a huge profit!

From that day on, people came to Mo Zhenzhen's house in an endless stream.

This family brought snacks that were said to be sent by relatives in the city, and another family dug out what they said was wine they bought for their son to drink during his wedding.

Mo Zhenzhen usually hired people to help with things like cleaning pig pens and sheep pens. The pig dung and sheep dung were said to be donated to the clan, and the only requirement was that the dung pile should be far away from her house.

Now she doesn't have to spend money to hire people. There are adults who have nothing to do. They help chop and dry the firewood at home and the debris in the yard, along with Mo Mingzheng and Mo Mingfu. The people among the children in the village have become better, and they have suddenly become the focus of the children. (End of chapter)