CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the most profitable thing to raise in rural areas? Low risk,

When developing the economy in rural areas, people usually choose the planting or breeding industry, which is selected according to the characteristics of the rural areas. The land in rural areas is mostly suitable for the development of breeding and planting industries. Today we will talk to you about which breeding project in rural areas has low risks and high profits.

1. Dairy Cow Breeding

The income from dairy farming mainly comes from two sources. One is the milk of dairy cows, and the other is the calves of dairy cows. Under normal circumstances, a female calf can be sold for 2,000-4,000 yuan. In addition to the income from milk, a dairy cow can produce about 4,000 kg of milk, which can earn more than 10,000 yuan according to the market price. Excluding the cost of feeding, there is still a profit of about 5,000 yuan. It can be said that the income generated by dairy cows is still considerable. As people's quality of life improves, people's demand for milk is also increasing, and milk is not worried about sales. Therefore, raising dairy cows in rural areas is profitable.

2. Raising rabbits

Wild rabbit meat is very popular in major markets and supermarkets, and can bring higher profits than ordinary rabbits. Wild rabbits have fewer diseases and the risk of breeding is low. Under normal circumstances, the survival rate of rabbits is very high. In addition, rabbits have a strong reproductive capacity. Each rabbit can reproduce about 10 litters per year, and about 80-100 rabbits can be added per year. Whether it is restaurants or the public, the acceptance of wild rabbit meat is still relatively high. In addition, the threshold for breeding rabbits is low and the investment is small.

3. River shrimp farming

Wild river shrimp usually feed on some plankton. If we farm them, we will feed them some feed. Compared with rabbits and cows, river shrimp require higher breeding conditions. After all, water supply must be guaranteed for river shrimp farming. However, the demand for Sunyin river shrimp is high, so farmers don't have to worry about sales.

Summary: It should be noted that any investment is risky. The three breeding industries mentioned above are relatively stable. Breeding is risky and investment should be cautious. We should choose breeding based on our actual situation.

In the breeding industry, there is no livestock breeding with particularly low risks. Just like when the bird flu and swine flu broke out, many breeders lost all their money. However, in the absence of any disease outbreak, the breeding risks of livestock such as chickens, ducks, pigs and geese are very low.

1. In the absence of major incidents, the risks of raising common livestock in rural areas are relatively low.

If there were no outbreaks of avian influenza and swine influenza, then the risk of raising any type of poultry in rural areas would be relatively low. The main reason is that these poultry were very common in rural areas more than a decade ago. At that time, almost every household raised pigs and chickens. Therefore, many elderly people in rural areas have certain experience in raising these poultry. Even if these poultry have any diseases, most of them can be solved. And I think this is a very beneficial point if livestock breeding is carried out in rural areas.

2. If you want to raise common livestock in rural areas, you still have to look at market trends.

If you engage in livestock farming in rural areas, the market trend is very important. If the livestock you raise are in the same trend as the market, then there is no way you can't make money. I have seen a formula on the Internet before, and I think it is quite correct. The formula is "personal effort (30%) + God's face (20%) + market support (50%) = breeding makes money". Through this formula we can see that the market is really a very important factor for the breeding industry.

Take an example from my own life. One of my uncles is engaged in pig farming. He didn't make much money in the past (only a little more than the average worker). If there was a swine flu that year, his family would lose a lot of money. They stopped doing it for a few years because of the swine flu. It was not until the past two years that the pig market started to pick up, so they started raising pigs again. In addition, the market this year is really good, and with the sharp rise in pork prices, they really made a lot of money. I asked my uncle during the Chinese New Year, and he said that this year was the first time he could make so much money in all the years of raising pigs. Therefore, when doing livestock farming, you must pay attention to studying market trends and adjust your breeding plans according to the market.

3. Common livestock such as chickens and ducks can also be raised in rural areas, and they can bring good returns, but you must be prepared to face risks.

In rural areas, you can also raise livestock such as chickens and ducks. I think these livestock have one more advantage than pigs, that is, they lay eggs. Sometimes due to avian influenza, chicken and duck meat are not very easy to sell, but eggs and duck eggs are not affected that much, and eggs and duck eggs can be produced all year round. When the price of meat rises, you can sell some chicken and duck meat. When the price of meat falls, you can sell eggs and duck eggs. This can form a relatively complete industrial chain and ensure that your breeding industry can have a stable income throughout the year.

There are certain risks in the livestock breeding industry, so you must be fully prepared mentally before doing it. Don’t think that you can sit back and relax because the risks of the livestock you raise are lower than those of other livestock. You still need to do a good job in the prevention and treatment of various diseases and hygiene cleaning to ensure that you provide a good living environment for the livestock.

To sum up, I think if you raise livestock in rural areas, you can raise common livestock such as pigs, ducks, and chickens, because many people in the village have experience in raising these livestock, so the risk is relatively smaller. If you raise pigs in a good market like this year, you can definitely make a lot of money. If you raise livestock such as chickens and ducks, you can not only make money by selling chicken and duck meat, but also sell eggs and duck eggs, forming a relatively stable industrial chain, which I think is better than raising pigs.

Raise chickens and ducks

Relatively speaking, if there are enough conditions, raising sheep is a good idea. They are herbivores, require little investment, and have a relatively good immune system.

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