Chapter 902: Earning Money Without Forgetting to Give Back
In the days leading up to the New Year, Luo Qiao finally did not have to go to school anymore. Her belly had grown frighteningly large, and she had intentionally begun to ensure she received enough nutrition without overeating.
Lu Yichen discussed with Luo Qiao that day, "Qiao Bao, you’re on holiday now. How about I take you to stay with your grandfather? With Auntie Tang and your aunt there, they will definitely take good care of you."
As the New Year was approaching, their office was busy with various matters. Moreover, her aunt had called several times, urging them to come and stay as soon as they were on holiday, as having many family members around would definitely ensure good care.
Since Luo Qiao still had some matters to attend to, she thought for a moment, "Let’s go back the afternoon after tomorrow. I still have some issues to deal with, and it wouldn’t be convenient at my grandfather’s place."
Lu Yichen nodded and said, "Alright, as you wish."
Luo Qiao knew that the managers from each division would arrive in Capital City before noon today, so she called Xu Shifan and asked him and his sister to come over first and also to reserve a private room at Jinyuan Garden to welcome everyone in the evening.
The Yipin Bases in various locations had operated well that year, truly achieving cyclical utilization. The leaves and lower-quality fruits and vegetables from Yipin Vegetables went into Yipin Livestock, and the manure produced by Yipin Livestock, after fermentation, was all sent to enrich Yipin Vegetables and Yipin Flowers.
Due to the superior quality, there was a supply shortage in every region. Moreover, since they had dealt with some people targeting the Yipin Base in the past and everyone knew that Yipin had powerful backing, no one troubled them afterward.
It wasn’t that no one tried to replicate their model, but the quality of the fruits and vegetables they grew could not compare to those produced by Yipin Base. Compared to ordinary farms, the only difference was their larger scale and volume.
However, due to the poor quality and taste, they couldn’t sell at a high price. Coupled with occasional pests and diseases, the losses were considerable. Not to mention livestock, which fell far short of Yipin’s sanitary standards in meat quality. Neglect in care could lead to epidemics, resulting in even greater losses.