By mid-March, farmers were about to start planting grain.

The light source converter has been manufactured, everything is ready, only the high energy storage battery is owed, and the chain must not be dropped at this juncture.

Ross immediately ordered the high energy storage material workshop, and 5 production lines accelerated the manufacture of high energy storage materials 24 hours a day.

He began to design the batteries needed for the light converter himself.

Light source converter, because to convert light, one hour of power consumption is equivalent to a 400-watt light bulb. But it doesn't need to be on standby 24 hours, and it can be turned off when there is plenty of sun.

From 5 p.m. to 7 a.m., it can be turned on for 14 hours a day, and if it consumes 0.4 kilowatt-hours of electricity per hour, it will take about 6 kilowatt-hours of electricity a day.

Make a high-energy storage battery the size of an ordinary No. 5 battery, which can charge 150 kilowatt-hours of electricity, enough for 25 days. If it needs to be recharged, farmers can remove the battery to charge it during the usual sunny time, without delaying the problem of food production.

A high energy storage battery only needs to consume 25 grams of high energy storage materials, which is calculated based on the current production of 5 tons of high energy storage materials by Yuta Company a day.

With a daily production of 5 tons, it can produce 400,000 light source converter batteries.

The material cost of each ton of high energy storage materials is 1 million yuan, and the manufacturing cost is 2 million yuan a ton.

400,000 batteries, even if you sell 10 pieces each, you can sell for 4 million yuan. Ross did not want to make too much money from the peasants and decided that this kind of battery, which costs 50 yuan a lot, is enough.

Ross also didn't want to assemble the battery production line anymore, that would be too cumbersome.

Using other battery companies to make these batteries saves a lot of time, and it also allows those battery companies to make some money and provide a lot of jobs.

At the moment, Ross contacted the country except for Nanfu. Other battery production companies.

Battery profits are meager, taking Nanfu Battery as an example, they can produce 600 million No. 5 batteries a year, but the overall sales are only 600 million yuan. It's equivalent to a dollar for a battery, and even less as for making money. Therefore, Nanfu Battery was acquired by Procter & Gamble for $100 million.

Nanfu has become a foreign brand, and Rosdown will not let them make money from themselves.

After receiving a call from Rose. The battery manufacturers in China, who were already struggling on the death line, suddenly felt that the pie fell from the sky. Because as long as the manufacturers who cooperate with Yuta Company, none of them have lost money, and the least of them have made more than three times the profit.

The behemoth of Yuta Company has fed thousands of large and small companies in China, and Ross's friends are all over the country. Being able to do business with the Uta Company is a dream of all businessmen.

Ross didn't want to talk nonsense, but simply made demands to those battery manufacturers. Ross demanded that they make No. 5 batteries from Yuta's high-energy storage materials, giving them a profit of 5 yuan per battery.

And long-term contracts are available. But there is one condition, the high energy storage materials must not be sold to any other country, otherwise, Uta will take them to court.

Rose's request made those battery manufacturers ecstatic, and they immediately agreed to Rose's request, flew to Yuta, and signed a contract with Rose.

A day later. Ross met with more than a dozen battery manufacturers across the country at Uta.

Based on the capabilities of these manufacturers, Ross contracted them to produce light converters.

These manufacturers have become the production agents of Yuta Company. The raw materials are transported by air, and after being manufactured into batteries, they are sold by Uta. They only need to make 5 dollars per battery.

The producers spent one day at Uta, and the next day, each left Uta with a ton of high-energy storage material.

Ross asked them to leave the phone number once the battery was manufactured successfully. Uta will send a transport plane directly to transport the batteries back.

The production capacity of these battery manufacturers is not bad, each can produce at least 50,000 batteries a day, and a dozen can produce 600,000 batteries a day.

Once the battery is manufactured, the light source converter can be delivered to the farmer immediately.

Whether this instrument has any effect or not can only be tried by the farmer himself.

Ross immediately reported to the agriculture department that the 'light converter' would be available on the market in three days. Let the Ministry of Agriculture go to the farmers to negotiate with them, hoping to find one or two counties and use the light source converter to try to grow grain first.

The Ministry of Agriculture was overjoyed when it received the news from Ross, and contacted various counties and cities across the country overnight, and contacted the leaders of the two counties in less than an hour.

The leaders of the two impoverished counties heard that the use of this kind of equipment to grow grain does not require chemical fertilizers or pesticides, and can save farmers two to three hundred yuan per mu. And the price of the grain grown will be higher, and they are naturally excited.

Everything is on track, and Ross oversees the production of high-energy storage materials at Uta.

The next day, more than a dozen manufacturers excitedly called Ross and said that the battery was manufactured.

Ross didn't say a word, and transferred the OEM production fee to their account, 800,000 batteries, and 4 million yuan.

The battery manufacturers were excited, and then sent a car to Yuta to pull up the energy storage materials, and Ross also took action, applying to the state to send more than a dozen large helicopters to install batteries.

The next morning, more than a dozen helicopters landed at Uta and flew to various battery merchants as required by Ross. That afternoon, Ross saw the coveted high-energy storage battery.

Ross ordered Uta employees to work overtime to install the batteries with light converters.

Thousands of people worked together, 800,000 batteries, all assembled in less than two hours, and after the light source converter was turned on one by one, it could emit a qualified light source.

Rose was so excited that he ordered two large transport planes of the Uta company to be loaded with power converters and flew to two impoverished mountainous areas just over a thousand kilometers away from the Uta.

On the morning of the third day, the plane arrived in two mountainous areas, and the light source converter was handed over to the county leaders, who asked the county to send people to the township, and then the town sent it to the countryside, and after distributing it to the farmers, they could grow grain.

Ross stated that once the grain grown by the farmers reached the standard, Yuta would buy it at double the market price. After buying it back, it will be enjoyed by the employees of Yuta Company first.

In order to make it easier for farmers to grow, Ross has a CD-ROM in the box of each light converter, which contains a tutorial on how to use the product in person.

In the tutorial, Ross reminds farmers that if they apply fertilizer, they should only use manure or organic fertilizer, which is all kinds of rotten leaves and straw.

Pesticides or fertilizers must not be used, otherwise the food produced by Yuta will not be repurchased.

The price of a light source converter is 3,000 yuan, and the cost is 500 yuan, and Ross first asks the farmers to grow grain, and then deducts the cost when selling the grain to Yuta Company.

Whether the light source converter really has a magical effect, whether it can really make the grain mature in a month, everything is waiting for the test of time.

In a month's time, if this product can help farmers grow qualified food, the world problem of hunger will never be related to humanity.

Ross was also a little excited, not because of the huge wealth that the light converter could bring, but because of the ability to make farmers rich.

When the eight or nine billion peasants become rich, almost all commodities produced in China will be in short supply, and the huge domestic demand will become a perpetual motion machine for China's economic development.

As Ross said, a country is truly strong when the peasants are strong.

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