When Wang Bo received the call from Motak, he happened to be in the ranch.

He put his hands on his hips and looked at the cows and sheep, and planned to shear hairs for the sheep in his mind.

The main thing that needs to be sheared on the ranch is Romney sheep, a kind of meat-haired sheep. In fact, the most common wool sheep in New Zealand is Merino sheep, which Wang Bo has not yet been breeded.

The reason why he did not raise merino sheep was because he didn't want to trouble. Bowen said that they used less sheep in Texas, so cowboys were not very good at shearing wool, so he deliberately did not raise merino sheep.

I raised Romney sheep because I had no choice at the beginning. Mortak told him that this kind of sheep can be used for both wool and meat, and is resistant to rough feeding, which is the most economical and affordable.

Shearing sheeps in two springs and autumns. There is no doubt that this is an important way for sheep to generate income. However, in addition to making money, shearing sheeps in other ways. The effects of different seasons are different, which are very particular.

Among them, another reason for shearing wool in spring is to prepare for summer, prevent heat and cool down.

If sheep are covered with thick hair to the hot summer, when the high temperature arrives, they will not be able to cool down effectively. In severe cases, it will cause heat stroke to die. In mild cases, it will also affect the autologous temperature regulation system, resulting in faster breathing and reduced feeding.

Once there is a problem with the autologous temperature regulation system, there will be problems with the endocrine system, digestive system and circulatory system. Although it will not die, it can easily lead to inability to develop.

Unlike spring, the main reason for hair shearing in autumn is to prevent infection from epidemics. Summer is the time when bacteria, viruses and parasites are most active. In autumn, hair shearing is exposed to the skin. At this time, a medicinal bath can kill bacteria, viruses and parasites on the body and protect the health of sheep.

The sheep in the sunset ranch had not been sheared yet, because Wang Bo came to New Zealand last summer. Although the wool grew in autumn, the cowboys have observed that the sheep are in good health. There are no parasites in the ranch, and there are no sheep who are sick because of bacteria and viruses, so he has not sheared her hair.

There was another reason why there was no sheep sheep at that time, that was that there was no sheep pen in his pasture. If the sheep were not left with thick plush to keep the cold, the cold current in winter would probably freeze to death.

While planning in my heart, Motak called: "Wang, where are you? Business is coming, and I have some guys who want to go to your place to get some calf and mutton."

Wang Bo asked: "How are you doing now when you bought the cattle and sheep last time?"

Motak smiled happily and said, "It's great, or it's great. They like my ranch and live well there. I'll buy it again when they make money by slaughtering."

In this way, Wang Bo felt relieved. He was most worried that the meat quality of cattle and sheep would decline after leaving the ranch, so that he would have to sell meat.

Scarcity is precious. If only the sunset ranch can produce high-quality beef and mutton, then it can make more money.

However, if his ranch can form an industrial chain, it can lead to the development of an industry, give him a higher status, give town residents the opportunity to make money, and thus make the town develop better.

When he learned that Wang Bo was on the ranch, Motak asked him to stay for a while and said that they could go to discuss business with him on the way to the ranch.

If you have money, you can make money. Lao Wang has no reason to keep him out. He raised a bonfire by the stream in the pasture and placed an aluminum coffee maker cradle to make coffee on the fire. He used the stream water at the source of the spiritual spring, which was sweet and cold, and the coffee tasted extraordinary.

Porter's Pastoral Construction Company is building New Zealand Road. Once this road is completed, it can connect Highway 8, China Road, ranch and residential areas. However, it has not been completed yet, so Motak and others' pickup trucks can only drive to the ranch through uneven grasslands.

Several ranchers got out of the car, and Motak introduced them. The ranchers were very enthusiastic about Wang Bo:

"I know, I know, who doesn't know the master of God's ear? Man, I'm not a guy who likes to praise people, but I have to say that you're doing a great job in the earthquake!"

"I have seen him on the news from the mayor from Dongfang. Who doesn't know him now? A good guy!"

"I admire your professional ability in animal husbandry. As far as I know, the sun never sets down, there is no history of grazing for hundreds of years. You have changed all this and cultivated better breeds of cattle and sheep. It's amazing!"

Wang Bo accepted the praise generously. New Zealanders have never received Confucian education and have no mean idea. They cannot be polite. If Wang Bo is modest, he will be considered unconfident.

Although good words sound good, they cannot make money. He winked at Mortak, who understood and expressed their purpose.

These people and Motak had the same plan, fifty calves and five hundred mutton cubs.

Wang Bo shook his head and said, "There is no problem with the calf. It can be supplied. The lambs are not good. There are not so many. If you are willing to cut them in half, then I can meet your needs."

"In terms of price?" asked the older Moses expectantly.

"The Angus calf at three months old costs five thousand yuan, and the Simmental cattle six thousand yuan. The Romney sheep at forty-five days is one thousand five hundred yuan, and the Boer goat's cubs are one thousand four hundred yuan." Wang Bo shrugged, "This is the price I give to Motak. If anyone feels that I have a deeper relationship with me than Lao Mo, then you can come and bargain with me."

For ranchers, the price was quite high. They looked at each other in embarrassment, hoping that the other party would bargain, but they did not jump out first.

The older Moses spoke, and he said, "My man, I know that our relationship is not as good as you and Lao Mo. Lao Mo is your first partner in opening the ranch, but we can also become your new partner."

Wang Bo didn't understand what he meant, so he paused and said the answer: "Do you know the Stubborn Niu Club? We can recommend you to join in. I believe that with the strength of our grouping, a rancher will definitely pass the review!"

At the Stubborn Bull Club, Wang Bo frowned slightly when he heard this name.

He knew that this organization, although it had the word "club", was actually an alliance, which was a tradition in New Zealand. Many alliances would be named after clubs. For example, the former president of Christie's Oceania Adams wanted to recommend the Free Route Club he joined, and the two sides were of similar nature.

Of course, it is just that the nature is similar, and the status of the two alliances is very different. The Free Route Club is full of elites from various industries in New Zealand, with the least wealth among them, and there are also more than the largest ranch in the Stubborn Niu Club.

The Stubborn Bull Club is a alliance of all the ranchers combinations in the South Island, and each member is a rancher.
Chapter completed!