After 80, the annual output value of eggs sold by couples online reached 15 million yuan

The picture shows the couple looking at the order online.

The picture shows that the couple are adding nutrition to the native chicken.

Zhang Zhichuang and Ma Yanhong, a couple from Xiaofengshan Village, Huguan County, Changzhi City, Shanxi Province, returned to their hometown to start a chicken farm in 2007. After success, they established Shanxi Siyu Agricultural products Development Co., Ltd., registered the "Siyu" trademark, and sold native eggs online to Taiyuan, Beijing, Guangzhou and other big cities. In recent years, they have led more than 50 large farmers around them to raise more than 100000 ecological native chickens. With an annual output value of more than 15 million yuan, he has become a well-known leader in raising chickens and getting rich.

When you come to Shanxi Siyu Agricultural products Development Co., Ltd., which is located in Xiaofengshan Village, Changping Development Zone, Huguan County, you can see the colorful native chickens in the woods enjoying themselves. Some of them are "walking around," some are "singing", and some are bowing their heads looking for food.

Speaking of the ecological scattered raising of native chickens under the forest, the general manager of the company, Zhang Zhichuang, said with a smile: "there are so many benefits of raising chickens under the forest, not to mention improving the utilization rate of space. The main reason is that trees can provide shade and rain for farmed chickens, and chicken dung can provide organic fertilizer for trees. During the day, chickens are allowed to peck at natural fodder such as insects and weeds under the forest trees, let them move freely, and close to the enclosure in the evening. This feeding method not only reduces the cost of feed and epidemic prevention, but also reduces the cost of getting sick, grows quickly, and has high benefits. and chicken manure also provides fertilizer for growing vegetables, so it can be said that it can be said to kill more than one stone. "