Hiring a large number of staff and reinvesting in beehives || Game Farming Simulator 17 ( Esp / Eng )

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The map indicated that my four fields were almost ready to be harvested. Honestly, I had a lot to do, and it was already 4:06 p.m. In fact, part of the crop in one of the fields was already ready for harvesting, so my worker got started. Well, my female worker, because she was a woman. Women are tough farm workers here too!

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After that, I stopped by the chicken coop to collect the eggs. This is a daily task that doesn't generate much profit, but every little bit helps. Then I took my tractor to attach the bale pickup platform, since the night before I had been working with the baler and left many grass bales lying around because it started raining and I had to stop working. For now, I left them in front of my house until I can find a better place to organize them, because one of my sheds is already full of straw bales. I'm going to save these grass bales for when I buy sheep. They'll have plenty of food!

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After a couple of hours, the crops were ready, and I hired quite a few workers to speed up the harvesting, field preparation, and replanting. There's no resting around here!

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Earlier, I had bought 10 beehives that generate money for me every hour. It's basically like owning the hives, letting someone come and collect the honey, and receiving what really matters to me: the money. It's that simple; that's how business works! I bought 10 more beehives, bringing my total to 20. For now, they provide a small income that helps reduce my daily deficit one way or another, because, yes, I'm not making a profit at the moment; everything is being reinvested.

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Meanwhile, all my hired workers were working at full speed, with as many as three workers on the same field. The following day, my employees were still working, and I began selling the soybeans. In fact, my last trip was at 11:56 p.m., almost midnight, but it was worth it. I'm still paying off debts and covering wages, but I'm gradually acquiring income-generating assets, such as the beehives, which make money while I sleep. Maybe this business will become a gold mine in the future. My first goal is to reach 100 beehives, which would generate $7,200 per day. With that income, I could cover the workers' daily wages without having to worry.

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Thank you for your attention, until next time.

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