Kong Qingshan, a 52-year-old farmer in Xinbin Town, Fushun, made his family rich by raising cattle.

Love a line to drill a line, every profession has its own way, but can understand it, it still varies from person to person. Kong Qingshan, a 52-year-old villager from the Democratic Village of Xinbin Town, realized his own way in beef cattle farming, which also brought him considerable economic benefits.

Laoshan fattening cattle Farm is located in Democratic Village, Xinbin Town, with two 600-square-meter cowsheds, a standard disinfection room and a veterinary room. Cattle farms raise Liaoyu white cattle, Simmental, Japanese black cattle and other breeds, and the current stock is maintained at 200 to 300 heads. Laoshan fattening cattle farm is already a little famous in Xinbin, but operator Kong Qingshan became a monk halfway. He saw many stories about farmers getting rich on TV, and he came up with the idea of investing in cattle farms, which many people did not understand.

Kong Qingshan told reporters that at first there was not much support at home, and relatives and friends couldn't get over it, but I just wanted to raise cattle. As the family is all farmers, no one has the experience of raising cattle, so they have encountered a lot of difficulties.

Due to the lack of knowledge of farming, cattle farms have encountered difficulties in seed selection and vaccination. However, with the help of the new guest movement supervision bureau, the problem was solved. The cattle farm established Liaoyu white cattle as the characteristic breed, and studied the collocation of beef cattle feed in Huishan Dairy under the organization of the Bureau of Supervision and Supervision; the scientific breeding method of artificial fertilization ensured the strong physique of beef cattle. At that time, the cattle farm made a considerable profit.

Kong Qingshan actively explored the new direction of cattle farm development and cooperated with local farmers to form a development model of circular economy. Farmers' straw for cow dung in cattle farms not only broadens feed supply channels, but also provides farmers with high-quality fertilizer; cattle farms sell pregnant cows to farmers, and then recycle calves, ensuring the quality of calves and killing two birds with one stone.