No price hikes on typhoon days, market prices stay steady

Wood was selling vegetables this morning, and while chatting with the other vendors, discovered that vegetable prices are really scary right now!

Eggplants have already risen to 130 per jin!

A single bitter melon actually costs 100 yuan!

I smiled at Wood and asked him: So are we going to raise our prices?

Wood said: Of course not, who can afford to eat at those prices.

I smiled, didn't say anything since I understood, our family's purple eggplants because we don't spray pesticides have long been occupied by the turtle god, and using non-toxic remedies has never been able to cure it completely, output went from one bucket a day to just a few per week.

The pink eggplants are even worse off due to severe pest damage, the insects burrow into the eggplants or the branches, so most of the eggplants get thrown away, and we only harvest a few per week as well.

Even with this kind of output, we still only sell at 45 yuan per jin.

So, now that the typhoon has come and vegetable prices have risen, Wood still remains unmoved and wants to sell at 45 yuan per jin.

I told Wood, how about we raise it by 5, sell at 50 yuan per jin? Otherwise we really can't squeeze out any vegetables to sell.

Since the heavy rains in June, the vegetables have either gotten sick or died, and now the vegetables we can sell are really pathetically few.

Wood gave me a look, as if to say does that 5 yuan really make a difference?

Sigh, fine... anyway, that's just how it is when you do pesticide-free farming.

So then, customers who get to buy our vegetables are lucky, and those who don't, please be patient.

101.0823 A foolish farmer waiting for Turtle Libra to arrive