Chapter 60

In the next few days, Su Haitang was almost completely soaked in the melon field.

Clean up the spoiled melons, so as not to attract flies and mosquitoes after decay, and it is inconvenient to pick them;

Collect relatively full melon seeds, raise seedlings quickly, and replant them in the open space where the melon vine is pulled out. How much you can harvest depends on God's will;

Increase the content of Lingquan water in the water for irrigation of melon fields every day to promote the growth of melon vine and the maturity of melon.

Su Haitang lost weight with the naked eye, but Zhang Yuee, who was also busy, didn't find it.

Su Jianguo and Su Jianjun took two days to go up the mountain, cut thorns and put a fence around the melon field.

He also asked the old village head to buy a fierce big wolf dog and tie it to the edge of the built straw shed to see the melon.

Zhang Yuee gets up early every day. After feeding rabbits, chickens and pigs, she comes to the melon field to hand over her shift and bring hot breakfast to her son or grandson who sleeps in the straw shed at night. Then she takes over the day shift to watch the melons.

She is a restless nature. She stays in the melon field all day. She takes care of the melon field without a weed. The fence is so strong that even a gopher can't get in.

Su Haitang was worried that there would be snakes in the wild. He went to Su Yonggui to buy snake repellent and sprinkle it around the shed every day. It was probably sulfur powder. In short, it worked very well and there was no accident.

Su Haitao contacted his classmates and friends and talked about melon sales. Others sell him face and promise to try melons and talk about others.

The National Day holiday was almost over. The professor at Su Haitao school was still waiting for him as a teaching assistant. He had to return to school early.

Su Haitang copied down two pages of phone numbers and said energetically that she would talk to the customer. She picked up several melons specially cooked with Lingquan water and brought them to him. She said she promised to give them to her future sister-in-law to taste.

Su Haitao left. Su Haiyang's agricultural technology station was not too busy. She specially asked for a few days off to accompany her to meet people in the village and talk about business.

Su Haitang didn't refuse his cousin's kindness. He ran home with several samples and spared no effort to sell his melon.

Zhang Yuee's worry became a reality. Suddenly, there were many Su melons in the market of Siliba village overnight.

At first, they also asked for fifty cents a piece, not sweet and no money; But soon, some people couldn't stretch and began to reduce prices in disguise to attract customers.

As long as you open a hole, the price will inevitably plummet. In the end, it will remain one or two cents more expensive than other melons per kilogram.

The sign of Su's melon went bankrupt soon and was no longer competitive.

Therefore, when Su Haitang, the founder, brought his authentic Su family melon home to sell, he was severely pressed down on the price. Although these people have actually seen Su Haitao's face, the price is higher than the market price.

Of course, Su Haitang would not agree.

She always planned to take the high-quality route and would not destroy the Great Wall.

When business talks failed, she would also like to thank others for their kindness, leave samples for free as a thank-you gift, and reluctantly repay the human kindness owed by Su Haitao.

Su Haiyang doesn't quite understand what his cousin does.

They are fruit farmers, not fruit traders who set up stalls and retail. Isn't it good to lower the price a little and sell at a small profit? Do you want others to make some money? Besides, it's better than dragging the melon to the ground without seeing the money?

Su Haiyang's opinion is representative, not only the relatives at home, but also the whole village. Many people see jokes.

Su Haitang did not explain, let alone make concessions, but temporarily gave up the market in the surrounding countryside and headed for a distant city.