"Uncle Zheng, this is cattle feed. The feed is a mix of dry and green fodder, with the addition of some distiller's grains and oil residue. But now, with the number of cattle so high, that bit of oil residue is practically negligible. Take a look, all of this is normal cattle feed, we haven't used any of those dedicated factory-produced feeds," Yan Fei said, stirring the feed in the cattle trough with a stick to show the people behind him.
Besides Old Pan from the military's armed department, there were three military personnel dressed in uniforms: one middle-aged and two younger men.
The middle-aged man, referred to by Yan Fei as Uncle Zheng, was named Nie Haizheng. He belonged to a military unit stationed near Wancheng City. His specific duties were unclear, but he was part of the military logistics and had come to inspect the cattle farm.
