Chapter 104

This is a rare albino moose.

The albino moose baby blinked its eyes and opened its mouth to let out a cry.

The veterinarian looked at the baby moose and said, "This white moose baby is so beautiful, and it looks very healthy."

Shi Wen said wearily, "New life is so beautiful."

They placed the two simply cleaned moose in front of the mother moose.

Despite the difficult birth, the mother moose struggled to her feet and licked the wet fur off her baby moose.

The baby moose's legs were weak, and it struggled to stand up only to fall down again and again, but it never gave up.

After a while, the two moose babies finally managed to stand up and began to wriggle and try to nurse.

Shi Wen took off his gloves and threw them into a nearby waste bag. "That's enough, there's nothing more for us to do."

Yan Kexing held Shi Wen's hand and looked down.

Jiang Yanhan: "Thank you so much."

"No need to thank me, it's all for the moose." Shi Wen smiled. "You can take the three moose back and look after them. We'll head back now."

Jiang Yanhan: "Okay, let's get to work then. I'll treat you to a meal next time."

Jiang Yanhan reached out to Shi Wen hands with Shi Wen, then noticed that both of his hands were swollen. "Are your hands alright?"

Shi Wen, "It's nothing. I just got rubbed by the rope while I was inside the moose. I'll be fine after I get back."

Jiang Yanhan was touched, but had nothing to say, so she could only nod solemnly to him.

As the three were about to leave, Baoye A Sai whispered from behind, "So your honey is this good? You're so kind to me."

Shi Wen smiled but didn't say anything.

His family had more and more honey, but it didn't fetch a good price when sold outside. He had previously planned to give Baoye A Sai a jar, and if Baoye A Sai liked it and wanted to buy more, he would let Baoye A Sai name a price.

After all, this is a wealthy man whose family owns hundreds of horses, each of which can be sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Chapter 104

After learning that Shi Wen's honey was good, Baoye A Sai didn't even wait to go home. She went to a restaurant and asked the waiter to bring her warm water and a cup, saying she wanted to make a pot of honey water.

After bringing the warm water, he scooped two large spoonfuls into the kettle, and it looked like he wanted to scoop out a third spoonful. Shi Wen quickly reached out to stop him. "No, two spoonfuls are enough. Three spoonfuls will make your throat feel sore."

Baoye A Sai looked longingly at the remaining half-jar of honey. "Is this really enough? The honey water won't taste good if it's not concentrated enough."

Shi Wen, "Why don't you pour some out and taste it? You'll know if you don't know. Just add more if it's not enough."

Baoye A Sai found this reasonable, so he stopped what he was doing, took a small cup, poured himself a sip, and tasted it.

Shi Wen's honey is rich and sweet, with a particularly complex aroma. The aroma is even more pronounced when diluted with water.

Baoye A Sai tasted it only a little and immediately detected more than a dozen different aromas, many of which he recognized as soon as he tasted them.

Baoye A Sai stared at the cup with an incredulous expression. "It smells so good! After I finished drinking it, I closed my eyes and felt like I was standing in a spring pasture!"

Baoye A Sai: "This is the most fragrant honey I've ever tasted!"

Shi Wen, "Isn't it the best-tasting one?"

Baoye A Sai: "It is indeed the best-tasting, but whether it tastes good is subjective, and the aroma is truly unique."

"Wait a minute." Shi Wen sensed something unusual. "You think its most distinctive feature is its aroma?"

Baoye A Sai was also surprised. "Don't you think its biggest feature is its fragrance?"

Shi Wen hadn't really researched this seriously. "We think it tastes really good and has some health benefits, but we've somewhat overlooked things like its aroma."

Baoye A Sai shook his head in strong disagreement. "As a food, flavor is its greatest feature. I've tasted so many kinds of honey, sour, sweet, bitter, all kinds of honey are quite delicious, but to be honest, no honey has as strong an aroma as yours."

Yan Kexing: "That makes sense."

Shi Wen looked at Baoye A Sai with admiration. "You really know how to grasp the key points. I'll send you another jar when I get back. From now on, we'll promote our honey based on its aroma."

Baoye A Sai said happily, "Then I won't be polite. The more of this good stuff, the better."

Two large spoonfuls of honey are indeed enough to make a whole pot of honey water.

Baoye A Sai carefully scraped the honey off the rim of the bottle with a spoon before sealing it.

He took another sip of the honey water. "This honey water is really delicious, but what's most special is its aroma. It's as if the fragrance of an entire grassland has been blended into the honey."

Shi Wen his glass and said, "Next time we sell honey, we'll use your words as the advertising slogan."

Baoye A Sai laughed heartily, "That's no problem. Consider the honey you gave me as payment for the copyright."

Shi Wen, "Here, please have some. Try it, and if you like it, please recommend it to your friends and family."

Baoye A Sai: "That's great! Such good honey will definitely be in high demand."

Shi Wen, "Wait for me to save up more; we don't have much honey left at home."

Selling honey is just a side business; Shi Wen still focuses his main business on raising livestock.

The grass outside is growing so well now, and their pigs, cattle, and sheep are at the prime of their growth period. With careful feeding, the pigs, cattle, and sheep look different almost every day.

Shi Wen them once a week to keep track of their weight.

He pays particular attention to the weight of breeding males and females. Almost every time he weighs them, he analyzes the weight separately. If any cattle or sheep are found to be substandard, he adjusts the feed ratio. If all else fails, he culls the substandard cattle or sheep.

Overall, his farming has been very successful, and so far he has not encountered any major problems.

People from all around knew that his family raised livestock well, and many came to his house to learn from their experience.