Ji Hongxu: the Wealth Leader of raising Yellow cattle

Ji Hongxu is a villager in Lianchengtun, Tongxing Village, Jinxing Manchu Township, Xifeng County. in recent years, she has opened up a way to get rich by raising yellow cattle, raising more than 60 yellow cattle in captivity and breeding more than 30 cowboys a year, with an annual income of more than 300,000 yuan. it has become a model for villagers to follow, but also to promote the development of industries with local characteristics and to realize the dream of getting rich.

Walking into Lianchengtun, Tongxing Village, Manchu Township of Venus, the reporter saw that corn stalks were neatly stacked in front of every household, and yellow cattle in twos and threes were leisurely eating fodder in front of the cow trough. In the family of Ji Hongxu, a big cattle farmer, the family was busy. Ji Hongxu and his mother-in-law were busy cleaning up cow dung and adding fodder in the barn. Ji Hongxu's husband was busy putting the corn straw that had just been transported from the field neatly on the open space in front of the door. Ji Hongxu told reporters that his family has been raising yellow cattle for nearly three years, mainly by breeding cowboys and reselling them to make money. At present, Ji Hongxu family raises more than 60 yellow cattle and breeds more than 30 cowboys, with an average annual income of more than 300,000 yuan.

The power of example is endless. When the villagers saw that Ji Hongxu got rich by raising yellow cattle, they all followed suit. He unreservedly passed on the experience of raising cattle to the villagers, and Ji Hongxu became the "leader of raising cattle to get rich" in Tongxing village. At present, more than 200 households in Lianchengtun of Tongxing Village raise yellow cattle almost every family, with more than 700 cattle raised in the village, with an average annual income of more than 3.5 million yuan and an average annual income of nearly 20,000 yuan, which really leads the villagers to the road to prosperity through the development of aquaculture.