Farmers have the spirit to sell land production rights online for farming.

Cao Keqin, a villager of Changshou Village, Mianshan Town, Jiexiu City, Shanxi Province, transferred 13 mu of cultivated land to the cooperative and began to work in the cooperative, and the villagers began to follow suit. "the land is concentrated in the co-operatives and then'on the Internet 'for people to grow separately, which is much better than growing their own." Cao Keqin said.

What Cao Keqin called "online" farming is a farm project of the agricultural cooperative "Township Sweet Farm" in Jiexiu City. The cooperative integrates 1000 mu of land around Changshou Village in Jiexiu City, and then divides it into 6000 pieces, which are sold online through Alibaba's "Township Sweet Farm" channel. Consumers will get the right to produce millet from the farm land for one year after placing an order. Customers can see the planting situation of the farm through mobile phone video anytime and anywhere, and the farmers of the farm plant in accordance with customer requirements.

Changshou Village is a small village with a population of 220. most of the villagers work in their spare time and farm when they are busy. The output of 1500 mu of arable land in the village is not low, but they have to work because they can not sell their products, cultivate enough land to eat and support their families. Cao Lixin, the village branch secretary, said helplessly, "if you run at both ends of the village in the city, you have no less strength, and neither side can make money."

Now, nearly 120 villagers in Changshou Village cooperate with agricultural cooperatives, either transfer the land to the cooperatives or lease the land to the cooperatives and work for the cooperatives. "I sent all three sons to work in the county, and I rented my land to the co-operative, and then worked in the co-operative. Cooperatives have mechanized equipment and expert guidance, and the most important thing is that the right to produce land has long been sold online, so there is no need to worry about sales. " Villager Niu Yusuo said.

Niu Yusuo calculated an account. Although the millet was of high value, it could not be sold if it was planted too much, so he had to eat it by himself. Although the price of corn is low, some people buy it, so they have to plant corn mainly. The annual income of one mu of land is only 400,500 yuan. Now to join the cooperative, online sales do not need to consider the issue of marketing, the transfer of one mu of land can earn 660 yuan, and the cooperative has signed a minimum purchase price with farmers before planting, plus the money earned from work, the annual income has at least doubled.

Young people can go out to work with peace of mind, and those who stay in the village not only have a fixed income, but also can work to make money, and they do not have to worry that there is no market for their products. People in Longevity Village have found a new way to get rich.

Zhang Zi, a person in charge of agricultural cooperatives, said that with the help of Alibaba's platform, the cooperatives sold land production rights "online". On the first day on the shelves alone, they sold 176copies, earning more than 100000 yuan, and sold 12900 sales on Taobao Juhubaru platform in one day, with sales exceeding 250000 yuan. "Cooperatives'go online'to sell products, and farmers''go online'to cultivate land. This new planting model first solves the farmers' worries about farming, enables them to shed their arms and work, and also makes them in high spirits." Zhang Zi said.

Farmers in Changshou Village can also strengthen exchanges with people who subscribe for land production rights. Remote and closed small mountain villages are not only promoting their own high-quality agricultural products, but also constantly strengthening exchanges with the outside world to make rural life "alive." Wang Jinyu Gaobu