Aug. 27, 2025
Sell Baby Chickens on Credit
When I was a child, people in my village sold baby chickens on credit to make money, which was their only source of income.
In spring, they started hatching baby chickens. They bought eggs from farmers first, then checked the eggs to pick out unfertilized ones.
The doors of a hatch house had two small holes. When checking the eggs, they stayed inside the house, closed the doors, and placed the eggs against the holes to see inside them.
However, I was too young to understand the secret of identifying unfertilized eggs. I never asked them about it, though.
They placed the fertilized eggs in a bed and covered them with a blanket. Then they heated the house to maintain a temperature suitable for the eggs to hatch. After the eggs hatched and the chicks grew to a certain stage, they started selling the baby chickens.
They carried two baskets on either side of their bike’s rear seat. They placed the baby chickens in the baskets and rode to surrounding villages to sell them.
They sold the baby chickens on credit. They recorded information in their notebooks, such as the buyer’s name, village, and the number of chickens purchased.
In autumn, after people harvested their crops, they took their notebooks to the surrounding villages to collect money for the baby chickens sold on credit.
I don’t know how much money they earned each year; however, it was their only means of making money. Even if the earnings were modest, I think they were still vital for families in those tough living conditions. Unfortunately, some dishonest buyers wouldn’t pay or would only pay partially.
Sell Baby Chickens on Credit
When I was a child, people in my village sold baby chickens on credit to make money, which was their only source of income.
In the spring, they started hatchinged baby chickens.
They bought eggs from the farmers first, then checked the eggs to pick out unfertilized ones.
The doors of athe hatch house had two small holes.
if you're referring to the hatch house the chickens are using
When checking the eggs, they stayed inside the house, closed the doors, and placed the eggs against the holes to see inside them.
However, I was too young to understand the secret of identifying unfertilized eggs.
I never asked them about it, though.
You can just say you never asked them about it, since the context is coming from you being too young to understand
They placed the fertilized eggs in a bed and covered them with a blanket.
Then they heated the house to maintain a temperature suitable for the eggs to hatch.
After the eggs hatched and the chicks grew to a certain stage, they started selling the baby chickens.
They carried two baskets on either side of their bike’s rear seat.
They placed the baby chickens in the baskets and rode to surrounding villages to sell them.
They sold the baby chickens on credit.
They recorded information in their notebooks, such as the buyer’s name, village, and the number of chickens purchased.
In autumn, after people harvested their crops, they took their notebooks to the surrounding villages to collect money for the baby chickens sold on credit.
I don’t know how much money they earned each year; however, it was their only means of making money.
Even if the earnings were modest, I think they were still vital for families in those tough living conditions.
Unfortunately, some dishonest buyers wouldn’t pay or would only pay partially.
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Then they heated the house to maintain a temperature suitable for the eggs to hatch. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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After the eggs hatched and the chicks grew to a certain stage, they started selling the baby chickens. After the eggs hatched and the chicks grew to a certain |
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They carried two baskets on either side of their bike’s rear seat. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They placed the baby chickens in the baskets and rode to surrounding villages to sell them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They sold the baby chickens on credit. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Sell Baby Chickens on Credit This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When I was a child, people in my village sold baby chickens on credit to make money, which was their only source of income. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In spring, they started hatching baby chickens. In the spring, they |
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They bought eggs from farmers first, then checked the eggs to pick out unfertilized ones. They bought eggs from the farmers first, then checked the eggs to pick out unfertilized ones. |
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The doors of a hatch house had two small holes. The doors of if you're referring to the hatch house the chickens are using |
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When checking the eggs, they stayed inside the house, closed the doors, and placed the eggs against the holes to see inside them. When checking the eggs, they stayed inside the house, closed the doors, and placed the eggs against the holes to see inside them. |
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However, I was too young to understand the secret of identifying unfertilized eggs. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I never asked them about it, though. I never asked them about it, though. You can just say you never asked them about it, since the context is coming from you being too young to understand |
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They placed the fertilized eggs in a bed and covered them with a blanket. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They recorded information in their notebooks, such as the buyer’s name, village, and the number of chickens purchased. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In autumn, after people harvested their crops, they took their notebooks to the surrounding villages to collect money for the baby chickens sold on credit. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don’t know how much money they earned each year; however, it was their only means of making money. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Even if the earnings were modest, I think they were still vital for families in those tough living conditions. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Unfortunately, some dishonest buyers wouldn’t pay or would only pay partially. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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