Ryan Bai had never raised chickens before. After searching on Baidu, he found that this was a job that required both skills and difficulty.
The ratio of corn flour and green vegetables in the chicken feeder was calculated by gram, and the water cup was replaced with a graduated one. Apart from going to school every day, he would go to the yard three times at fixed times to check on his chickens, which made the nanny at home a little strange.
"Master." Aunt Zhu has been their live-in nanny for more than 10 years. "Have you finished your homework?"
Bai Jin nodded: "I've finished writing." He squatted down, stepped on the edge of the entrance in the yard, stretched out his hand and called out a few times.
The chicks had already begun to recognize humans, and they came running towards me, furry and trotting.
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