Pay attention to the business opportunities Yuli Miao Lao Wang has a way to get rich

Recently, the ten thousand pear seedlings cultivated by Wang Xuebao were snapped up, and he also made a fiery profit.

Wang Xuebao, 65, lives in Wangzhuang Village, Yangyi Township, Ningling County. after he retired from a township civil administration office in 2011, in order to pass the day, he planed off the thatched root weeds in a piece of sandy wasteland at the back of the village, bought du pear seeds and raised pear seedlings. At that time, his family advised him that it would take a long period to cultivate pear seedlings, it would take a year for du pear seeds to unearthed, and it would take three years for grafted pear buds to grow into strong seedlings for sale. But Lao Wang said that our county is a big county of crisp pears. Now Jinding Xiehua crisp pears have been sold for 4 yuan per kilogram, and the pace of developing crisp pear production in the county is still increasing. This business opportunity cannot be lost.

Raising pear seedlings is also a very hard work. Watering, weeding, fertilizing and applying medicine keep Lao Wang busy all day. But he believes that life will be full if there is a goal and a job to do. When the seedlings were unearthed for a year to be grafted, Lao Wang invited two technicians to help. He also learned the grafting technique from the technician and crouched down to do the grafting work every day. The intense and heavy work made his waist sore and legs ache, but he went on firmly and finally completed all the work of seedling grafting.

The pear seedlings were grafted successfully, and the pear seedlings gradually grew taller. Lao Wang simply built a tin house in the nursery, moved a small bed, set up a pot stove, and set up camp here. He kept working in the nursery, watching the pear seedlings grow taller and thicker day by day. In the middle of winter this year, in order to urge farmers to shake off poverty and become rich as soon as possible, farmers were called on to plant pear trees. In this way, the pear seedlings cultivated by Lao Wang began to become popular and sold out at the price of 10 yuan each.

No pains, no gains. The day before yesterday, Wang Xuebao made a calculation: these more than 10,000 pear seedlings actually sold more than 100000 yuan, and apart from the production and operating costs, there was still a profit of 80,000 yuan. He said happily: "after four years of hard work, I am also going to buy some more du pear seeds to lead the villagers to continue to cultivate pear seedlings and increase income, while also supporting the production of crisp pears in the county."