California bass yields three thousand jin per mu, a post-80s rural young man creates a breeding myth

In Baodun Village, Xinping Town, Xinjin County, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, a post-80s young man Qu Haifei once served as a soldier, worked as a laborer, drove passenger transport, raised chickens... Now he has become a leader in getting rich. A high school graduate, Qu Haifei's greatest wish is to return to his hometown and build a breeding farm, use his own hands to weave the dream of getting rich, and lead the villagers onto the road to prosperity together.

Born in Baodun Village, Xinping Town, Qu Haifei wears a black T-shirt, has a broad face, and speaks cheerfully, and has been very determined since childhood. Now he already owns his own company, with an annual income of one million yuan. Recently, a reporter walked into Group 7 of Baodun Village, Xinping Town and saw fish ponds lined up one after another, with small fish occasionally leaping out, rippling circles across the water. "I now have more than 10 fish ponds, over 50 mu of water surface, and an annual output of 150,000 jin of bass. Calculated at 15-20 yuan per jin, the annual income is nearly 1 million yuan. Look, a buyer from Chengdu is catching fish at my pond right now." Qu Haifei said proudly as he walked.

In 2015, Qu Haifei rented more than 50 mu of idle fish ponds in the village and switched to breeding specialty fish. He traveled to coastal areas to learn bass breeding techniques. After returning home, he asked relatives and friends to pool together more than 500,000 yuan and purchased an automatic oxygen measuring machine. In fact, at this time, Qu Haifei was already very proficient in bass breeding techniques. "When to put in bait, how much per mu, when to change water and disinfect, all of this is well thought out."

In order to solve the problem of fish feed supply, he had long ago ordered fresh loach from the coastal area as fish food, adopting ecological breeding methods, delivered on time by container from Hainan and Shandong at 2.5 yuan per jin. His contracted more than 50 mu of fish ponds harvested more than 100,000 jin of bass. At that time, the price of bass could reach more than 30 yuan per jin at its highest. That year, his gross income was nearly more than 3 million yuan, and net profit reached more than 600,000 yuan.

The news that Qu Haifei made money and became rich always touched the nerves of the villagers. The villagers saw it with their own eyes and were envious in their hearts. In 2016, those who had once mocked Qu Haifei came one after another to learn from him. Zhao Guicheng, in his 40s, was Qu Haifei's first "apprentice." He converted more than 20 mu of fish ponds that had originally been used to breed traditional fish into bass breeding ponds. That year, Zhao Guicheng also earned more than 100,000 yuan from breeding bass. "He did not hold a grudge and even taught me breeding techniques for free. Our whole family is very grateful to him!" Zhao Guicheng said. After that, more and more villagers came to Qu Haifei to "seek experience."