Reborn in the Millennium: Building a Fortune from Fishing

Chapter 538 Production Modes
Qin's father arrived home at four o'clock, having gone home early, and drove to the village's second uncle's house.

He's really showing off now; wherever he parks his Santana, it's a status symbol.

I didn't get home until 5:30. I was grumbling as I took my clothes and went to the lake to take a bath. I guess we had a fight.

"Brother, take the baby over to wash with Father too, he won't be able to wash soon." Although the weather was still hot, you could clearly feel that the heat had subsided.

While it's still possible to go into the water, Yan Yan wants her baby to play in the water more often.

"Okay." I'll just ask how things are going.

With his clothes hanging around his neck, Qin Dahe took his two kids to the riverbank, giving one to his father.

"Yeah yeah!"

"Oh, Bao's here." The old man was overjoyed to see his grandson and happily took him in.

For the two little ones, swimming is the happiest thing.

And now he can say "Dad," "Mom," "Grandpa," and "Grandma" in simple terms; he's really good at sweet-talking people.

The women are alright; they have two grandfathers and a father, but the three men are always coaxed into being mentally challenged. They buy toys for the house like they're free, and give them away when they get tired of playing with them.

This year I've spent over three thousand yuan on toys alone, and my mother and aunt have scolded me several times already.

But the three of them still bought it with great enthusiasm, always bringing some back when they went out.

Qin Dahe gave his daughter a quick, perfunctory rub with a towel, then began asking about things at Second Master's house.

"The foundation has been dug further back. Your idea today was excellent," the old man exclaimed.

In a society governed by the rule of law, things that can be resolved with money should be resolved by avoiding conflict.

"His family is truly shameless; they haven't even had enough of being beaten up last time."

"There's nothing we can do about it if they're shameless. Besides, Zhang Dazhu doesn't dare to act tough now; the police station is armed."

"Aren't you always carrying a gun?" Qin Dahe asked curiously.

"It turns out that unless there are special circumstances, the guns and ammunition are separated, and they can't be deployed casually. Now I guess something has happened. When I passed by the police station, I saw that their waists were all bulging."

He was very familiar with short guns; he even had a genuine Black Star gun at home back then, but it was confiscated immediately when guns were banned because he showed his face.

For public security, short guns are more dangerous than long guns.

After pulling his mischievous grandson out of the water, Qin's father instructed, "Make sure to lock the doors and windows tonight, in case something happens."

“I know, there are four little ones at home, and ordinary people can’t get in.” Qin Dahe nodded.

Although the four little ones eat a lot, they are very alert.

Some people with ulterior motives were scared away before they even entered the house that night.

Black Bear is the most cunning of them all. Although this lousy dog ​​often does some ridiculous things, it's really useful at night.

He lies there so no one can see him, but if he suddenly lets out a roar, he can scare people to death.

People have fallen into the reservoir near the roadside twice at night, all saying they were just careless while walking at night, but nobody knows the real reason.

After taking a bath, she wrapped the baby in a large towel and went upstairs, where Qin's mother took him away.

The father and son continued soaking in the water and began discussing building a factory next year.

"After the factory opened, we stopped hiring local workers and went directly to Wuzhuang to recruit two older workers and four apprentices."

"Six people are enough to start a factory?"

"Not only that, we also need to poach a skilled worker from the snow powder factory, and we'll produce the snow powder ourselves."

"We'll hire a few apprentices to make floats with Grandpa and the others, and a few temporary workers too." He explained his factory construction plan, which involved his father helping with many of the recruitment tasks.

Older men have rich social experience and a wide social circle, so they can be of great help.

Qin Dahe divided production into three parts: raw material processing, raw material inventory, and final product production.

Finished product production simply involves mixing and packaging the mixture according to a specific ratio.

This time, we won't use the cheap packaging machine we bought ourselves; we'll just order a packaging assembly line directly.

I don't know how Mr. Wu operates his factory area; it's huge, enough to keep him busy.

"Dad, you and Grandpa need to keep a close eye on the raw material processing. I'll also be there to oversee it myself at the factory. We can't afford any mistakes."

"Each batch must be carefully inspected before it enters the warehouse." This is why the processing is divided into three parts.

If a raw material has too high a moisture content, and the employees mix it with other materials to avoid trouble, no one will know, and the entire batch will be affected.

Raw materials with high humidity are prone to mold, and snowflake powder is no exception. That's why I brought it back to produce myself, since it doesn't require any technical expertise.

"I'll definitely make sure it's all taken good care of you." He still kept his son's important matters to heart. "By the way, after the factory is built, is that small share enough for you to keep?"

"Don't let it end up with the factory belonging to someone else," Qin's father said worriedly.

"It's alright, as long as the brand name doesn't change, I can hold onto it." He chuckled.

The bait used in Dahe Fishing Tackle is named after him, and he was also the founder.

Future operations will also focus on brand promotion. As long as the reputation is maintained, even if Liu and his group want to take away the factory and brand in the future, they will still leave him shares.

This suits him better; he doesn't have to work hard and still makes money—how great is that?

They took out their cigarettes from the pond bank, and the father and son leaned against the bank, soaking in the water. They lit their cigarettes and took a deep drag. Qin Dahe pointed to their fishpond. "Next year, we'll just get the money from the factory and buy our fishpond too."

"This can work?" Qin's father was a little surprised. What kind of operation was this?
"Why not? The main purpose of this fishpond is to test bait, and then to hold competitions. I put all of it in with my own hard-earned money."

When they were changing the bottom, it took him and Erhu several days to complete the task, and they spent a lot of time just inserting the wooden boards.

"After that, we can pay one person a salary to be specifically responsible for the maintenance of the fishpond."

The bait inventory, machinery, and other items at home will all be converted into Qin Dahe's shares, but no one really cares about these things.

The valuable aspects of fishing gear in Dahe are the brand, bait formula, and distribution channels; the rest can be acquired with a little money.

But he put a lot of effort into raising the fishpond. He started spending money from the bottom improvement stage, building a platform, buying fish fry, and investing a lot of manpower and resources.

If the lease on the lake is renewed after ten years, he still won't clear the pond; he'll just keep it there as a research base for bait.

With such a huge cost, he would definitely feel better if he received some money from the company, even if half of that money was his own.

The deepest part is eight meters deep, which is suitable for the growth environment of most fish, and even a giant weighing 100 kilograms can be moved around with ease.

When technology advances in the future, he will establish a fixed observation point in the lake to conduct in-depth research on the fish's living habits.

Much of the content in the book is not accurate. Fish habits vary from place to place due to factors such as altitude, temperature difference, and water fertility.

As the midpoint between north and south, east and west, Anhui has a certain universality in the characteristics of aquatic organisms, which is of great significance for the research of general-purpose feeds.

If the company makes a lot of money in the future, he will look for new observation points in the upper and lower reaches of the Yangtze River to study different versions of bait.

Success is achieved when the bait is iterated through several different versions, with different ingredients for different provinces.

For example, the ingredients of local baits in Hubei and Sichuan-Chongqing regions are significantly different from those in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions.

(End of this chapter)