Chapter 230: Chapter 228: The New Veterinarian and the Mischievous Parrot!

Jiang Feng and Liu Yiyi were chatting about July.

Liu Yiyi was very concerned about July’s condition.

Since their last meeting, Jiang Feng also wanted to see her more in person.

Liu Yiyi said to Jiang Feng:

"I also have a little foal at the ranch, it’s a white horse and it’s very close to me."

"Horses are very emotional. Since its mother died, July must be very sad."

"Try not to leave July alone these days, be sure to stay with it."

Jiang Feng nodded and replied:

"Yes, I also feel sorry for July, so I’m keeping it company."

"And two Little Donkeys are also keeping it company."

"Don’t worry."

The two chatted idly about horses.

Liu Yiyi also had a white horse, six years old, but now that she was in college, she rarely saw it.

Every time Liu Yiyi returned to the prairie, this white horse was very happy.

She loves animals, so she doesn’t plan to leave the animals she raises in the future.

People from the prairie are used to the life there.

The two talked about the story of the white horse, getting happier as they went on, until it was late. They wished each other goodnight and went to sleep.

The next day.

Jiang Feng was waiting early at the ranch.

Today, there was no live broadcast as he had another important task:

to interview a truly skilled veterinarian.

For the ranch, a veterinarian is indispensable.

Including delivering, treating illnesses, checkups, and deworming, all these require veterinary knowledge.

Previously, since everyone knew when to deworm and when to do checkups, they could ensure most livestock survived.

But for detailed treatment, a veterinarian is needed to keep an eye on them.

Jiang Feng offered good compensation, so many applied for the job.

However, most of them were villagers from the pastoral area with only a superficial understanding of common animal diseases, lacking systematic knowledge.

If animals got other illnesses, they had no idea.

Until a veterinary master’s graduate from Agricultural University came.

The university’s veterinary program is the best in Huaxia, and logically, such graduates have no problem getting into the system.

For example, the veterinary positions in large public zoos, or in provincial or city quarantine stations, such people can easily get in.

Top-tier academic qualifications are still rare in society.

Education represents capability.

This person was named Lin Wansen, wore glasses, looked ordinary, had dark skin, but his expression was very serious.

"With your qualifications needed everywhere, why think of coming here?"

Jiang Feng couldn’t help but ask after seeing Lin Wansen’s resume.

Upon hearing this, Lin Wansen replied directly:

"My family is in Xilinhot, and my girlfriend’s family is also in Xilinhot. It’s only a few dozen minutes’ drive home from here."

"Additionally, you offer more money, much more than a zoo offers."

"I need to earn money to buy a house."

"And I’m not worried about my skills going rusty, even if I quit after a few years here, I can find a job easily."

"Also, I don’t like the system, I don’t like learning those exceedingly boring things, nor do I like attending those life-wasting meetings."

Lin Wansen was very straightforward, without much beating around the bush.

He spent his childhood studying hard, becoming more resistant to worldly affairs.

Jiang Feng greatly appreciated Lin Wansen’s honesty.

"The salary I mentioned is no problem, as long as you truly have real skills."

"You’ve passed the interview, follow me to see a few cases of illness."

"I’m hiring a vet for my own ranch, so I must consider more factors, I hope you understand."

Jiang Feng said to Lin Wansen.

"Okay." Lin Wansen nodded.

Then, Jiang Feng led Lin Wansen to the cattle farm.

Lin Wansen also began examining the ranch environment.

Before arriving, he already learned about Jiang Feng’s ranch from the live broadcast. The ranch environment was great, with lush grass.

Moreover, Jiang Feng’s character was reputable among the locals, making him an excellent ranch owner.

Lin Wansen came from an ordinary family, with no background, relying on knowledge to change his fate.

For ordinary people, following a good leader is sometimes more important than entering a good unit.

The two entered the cattle farm, just in time to find two cows with diarrhea and a bit of weakness.

Lin Wansen asked Niu Erhu a few questions, then examined the cows and determined one had a gastrointestinal disease and the other a mild heatstroke.

His diagnosis matched Jiang Feng’s.

Jiang Feng knew Lin Wansen had real skills.

Not only that, but regarding livestock epidemic prevention, deworming, and hygiene, Lin Wansen was knowledgeable.

So, Jiang Feng happily signed an internship contract with him.

The internship period was three months, provisionally set at twenty thousand a month, depending on Lin Wansen’s specific ability.

If he performed well, his salary would be higher after formalizing.

Lin Wansen gladly agreed.

Thus, the ranch was equipped with a professional veterinarian.

Lin Wansen also fully demonstrated his value and began giving physical examinations to the animals upon starting work here.

Starting with the horses and camels, then the cattle and sheep.

He indeed found several sick livestock.

The ranch life has become more organized.

Starting today, the cattle, sheep, horses, and camels will have regular checkups.

Jiang Feng is quite pleased with Lin Wansen’s capabilities.

"It seems that the current social pressure is quite high, and some young people no longer covet the system, believing instead that making money is the most important."

"As long as they truly have the ability, the salary I offer is definitely competitive."

Jiang Feng highly values talent.

Only with a well-led team can the ranch develop better.

Lin Wansen also wants to work hard; he has a hunch that Jiang Feng’s ranch will thrive.

His career can also follow suit and greatly improve.

In the afternoon, after the weather cooled down a bit, Jiang Feng took the little foal out for a walk.

They ventured deep into the ranch.

The livestream synced up, broadcasting the leisurely life on the grassland.

The foal looked so happy, leaping and bounding.

Whenever Jiang Feng is around, this little horse is elated.

The atmosphere in the livestream room was relaxed.

They strolled to the end of the ranch.

There were many low yew seedlings here.

Seeing the yew seedlings in the livestream, some viewers knowledgeable in planting emitted bursts of exclamations.

[Ah Wei Wood Industry]: [Something’s up with the host’s yews, they seem to have grown taller, how could they grow so fast?]

[Hua Hai Garden]: [I feel the same way, his yews are growing unusually fast.]

[Green Plant Research Center]: [Yews are easy to survive but grow slowly; Master Jiang’s yews are obviously growing quickly. In a few years, they’ll definitely be valuable!]

Upon seeing the comments of these people, other viewers realized that these yews were growing rapidly.

[Are these yews a hidden treasure?]

[Does it mean the owner will earn again?]

[Looks like the feng shui of the pastureland isn’t ordinary!]

Jiang Feng also watched these yews.

If cultivated well, these yews will be very valuable, and extracting anti-cancer paclitaxel from them could easily earn tens of thousands.

Just then, the foal seemed to discover something, ran to the side, and lowered its head to look.

Jiang Feng glanced over and quickly ran to stop it.

"July, don’t sniff that."

Jiang Feng shouted out.

There were a few blooming flowers on the ground, red and white blossoms mingling, looking quite luxurious.

Jiang Feng spoke to everyone:

"These are wolf poison flowers, their sap is toxic."

"It’s said that birds and beasts die immediately from accidentally ingesting wolf poison, hence the name wolf poison."

"Wolf poison flowers aren’t a good omen; if there are many wolf poison flowers in one area, it means that area is desertifying."

"They’re a harbinger of cancer."

"There are just a few growing here, so it’s still acceptable."

Jiang Feng went over and uprooted the blooming wolf poison flowers, then threw them aside.

Without roots, these flowers will completely wither in a day under the sun.

[I didn’t know these flowers were toxic until you said so!]

[Useless trivia +1]

[The owner truly is knowledgeable!]

The netizens started responding one after another.

After being stopped by Jiang Feng, the foal calmed down too.

The days passed quietly.

In the following days, not only Jiang Feng accompanied July, but the ranch employees also loved taking it out to play.

July was very accepting of humans; no matter who brought it out, it was always cheerful.

Seeing July healthy and growing, Jiang Feng’s mood improved a lot too.

In the evening, Xiaojin Hua approached Jiang Feng, quietly watching him.

It wasn’t being disruptive, just squatting there, lifting its head, staring at Jiang Feng with an expectant gaze.

Its eyes seemed to hold a meaningful glow.

Jiang Feng looked down at Xiaojin Hua.

When a dog makes this expression, it indicates a need.

Either it’s hungry and wants food or wants to go out and play.

But Xiaojin Hua was clearly neither hungry nor wanting to go out.

So Jiang Feng immediately saw that Xiaojin Hua was longing for a mate.

"Thinking of Milk Candy?" Jiang Feng asked.

Upon hearing Milk Candy’s name, Xiaojin Hua immediately tilted its head and wagged its tail faster, looking much more excited.

Dogs are so simple and never hide their feelings.

"Okay, I’ll arrange a meeting, let you meet Milk Candy once." Jiang Feng laughed.

Upon hearing this, Xiaojin Hua immediately smiled happily.

Just then, a gray parrot suddenly flew out from somewhere, looking down at Xiaojin Hua, mocking it:

"Dumb dog! Dumb dog!"

Upon hearing the gray parrot’s words, Xiaojin Hua immediately barked twice at it.

The gray parrot and Xiaojin Hua had a little conflict; as the gray parrot grew, Jiang Feng discovered that this guy was getting cheeky.

It was smart but liked teasing other animals a little too much.

However, it doesn’t matter if pets mess around with each other.

As long as they don’t harm each other, it’s all good.