Alexandoy
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I have an uncle who bought a big parcel of land that was sectioned into actually a vast fish pond. Based on his viability study the fish pond would net him a good profit every harvest season. The revenue is at least 3 times the amount of capital and overhead for the fish pond season. I think they harvest season is 3 times in a year. I had the privilege of visiting the fish pond in a sort of family reunion. It was like a vacation place with some huts and some edible plants like vegetables and small fruit tress like papaya and banana. I had to admit that I envied my uncle.
After a year, when I met my uncle in another family reunion, I was surprised that he was converting the fish pond into a vacation place. The land was subdivided into 10 sections which he would be selling. He would net a good profit if his pricing would be accepted by the buyers. The main reason why the fish pond had ended operation is because of the workers. All of them are from that town so they seem to be untouchable. Take note that the fish in the pond cannot be counted so if you put in 1,000 fries (small fish) then you can harvest at least 950 fish (less mortality rate). But his harvest did not even reach half of the quota which means the workers were stealing fish from the pond. That is a neat lesson for beginners.
After a year, when I met my uncle in another family reunion, I was surprised that he was converting the fish pond into a vacation place. The land was subdivided into 10 sections which he would be selling. He would net a good profit if his pricing would be accepted by the buyers. The main reason why the fish pond had ended operation is because of the workers. All of them are from that town so they seem to be untouchable. Take note that the fish in the pond cannot be counted so if you put in 1,000 fries (small fish) then you can harvest at least 950 fish (less mortality rate). But his harvest did not even reach half of the quota which means the workers were stealing fish from the pond. That is a neat lesson for beginners.