China has an old saying, "There are always more solutions than difficulties."
Before money, difficulties are nothing—it all depends on whether you want to earn money or not.
Shen Yunfang had held several meetings with the management team and had laid out the farm's development plan for the next three years.
If the market was open, then it was not possible to watch money slip away just because her own house was out of meat or vegetables. If there was no meat, they would raise more pigs; if there were no vegetables, they would build more greenhouses; if there were no people, they would hire more labor. Compared to the current export profits, the extra wages for the workers were just a trifle.
Moreover, two years ago, Feiyang Farm had contracted an additional two thousand-plus acres of land, so there was plenty of space for raising pigs and building greenhouses.
Having made her decisions, Shen Yunfang left the rest to her subordinates to handle.
