My Entire Family's Gone Haywire!

The fourth Mrs. Peng had no choice but to ask Grandma Gu.

Grandma Gu was usually expressionless to anyone. She was talking to grandma Xiao by the fire. Seeing the fourth lady of the Peng family coming over, she stopped talking and looked at her.

The Peng family's fourth wife was like a primary school student facing her teacher. She honestly told her thoughts.

Grandma Gu thought for a while and said, " "Old Xiao and I got bored and did it. We don't know how long we'll be taking care of it. Forget about the cooperation, you can go and watch when we start, and then you can get one for yourself."

Grandma Xiao explained that they had set up the farm mainly for the convenience of restaurants and raising their own livestock. Otherwise, they would have to make a trip to the prefecture.

When the Peng family's fourth wife received the letter, she said that she would send someone to send her a letter when they started eating. She would go and take a look as long as the two of them were willing to teach.

what's there to teach? " grandma Gu said in her heart, but she still agreed to it.

The reason why grandma Gu wanted to set up a farm was simple. She wanted Grandpa Gu to relax.

It couldn't be helped. Ever since Cai Xiaolian had given birth, Grandpa Gu had been in charge of the restaurant. Every time she saw Grandpa Gu give the manager some instructions, the manager would come and report to her. She felt that her brother Chuan was too tired.

The vegetables and fruits were grown by uncle Gu in chunnan city, and the seafood could be transported directly from the southern border. Only the meat had to be frequently traded in the CI province or with the Yun nation.

Grandma Gu thought for a moment. Alright, we'll raise them ourselves.

We can raise chickens, ducks, and fish, pigs, sheep, and even rabbits!

Grandma Gu and grandma Xiao discussed it, and grandma Xiao felt that this would work.

When grandma Xiao was young, her family was also a villager. Her parents both knew medicine and lived in the village. They farmed and fed livestock, and they also had an extra skill in treating illnesses.

Inspired by Gu Nian, grandma Xiao and Gu Xin had also come up with several types of medicine that could cure diseases in livestock. They were mainly for pigs, such as pigs having stomach problems or being fed up.

The two old ladies chose a Hill and specially spent some silver to register and buy it at the government office. The chicken pen, Pigpen, and sheep pen had already been built. During the day, they let the small animals play on their own, and at night, they let them enter the pen.

He had specially picked a family of four to be in charge of this mountain.

Grandma Gu had also bought cement to build a wall at the foot of the mountain to prevent large animals from entering.

In any case, this mountain would be able to provide meat to the restaurant in a few months.

As for how the income would be divided, grandma Gu had her own plans. She planned to talk about it when the family sat down together to discuss their plans for the coming year at the age of 29.

All three sons in the family were married and had children. Although they were not separated and the children were not the kind to fight over money, grandma Gu still wanted to make it clear.

She had planned for every inheritance in the family.

That night, the Peng family's elders and the Gu family's elders were all drinking to their heart's content. Even though Peng sanlang failed to marry Gu Xin, it did not cause the relationship between the two families to become estranged. Of course, old master Peng's target was Gu si again. Thinking that Gu Si was only 12 years old, he still had to wait for her to grow up for two years. Two years of contact should be enough. He did not believe that Lu Zheng and Gu Xin would be able to get along after two to three years, but his grandson would not be able to get along with Gu si.

With this thought in mind, he also went home at night to remind Peng silang and Peng gulang to hang out more in front of sisi in the future.