Wage earners return to their hometown to start a business and lead the villagers to become rich and run a well-off society

Recently, the author came to the Yi's quail farm in Yuqing Village, Qifeng Town, Luxian County, Luzhou. What came into view was the neat rows of quail cages, in which stood little quails with brown and gray spots, which looked lovely.

Yi Kui, who has been out there for many years, used to be engaged in interior decoration projects, but he grew up with the dream of starting his own business. Later, he was suggested by a friend, and after on-the-spot investigation and careful consideration, Yi Kui set his sights on this little quail that can produce "Jinyuanbao." When he returned home at the beginning of this year, Yikui used his savings for many years to set up a joint venture with his uncle Yiqi to set up Yi's quail farm, and the whole quail farm was handed over to Yikui. With the help of Qifeng town government, Yikui invested more than 400,000 yuan to build a quail farm of more than 700 square meters, relying on the unique local ecological environment.

"Quail eggs are good, the nutritional value is high, supply exceeds demand in the market, and the prospect of raising quails is good." Yi Kui said that after the establishment of Yi's quail farm, Yi Kui continued to learn new quail breeding knowledge and techniques through peer exchanges and his own exploration. soon, the breeding scale grew from more than 20,000 quails at the beginning to more than 40,000 now. According to Yi Kui, at present, quail farms have stored 42000 quails, and the output of quail eggs is more than 400jin / day. When the second batch of quails lay eggs, they can lay more than 800jin of quail eggs per day, even up to 1000 jin / day. At the same time, they vigorously promote self-production and self-sale. Most of the quail eggs on the farm are sold to Luzhou urban areas and Luxian and other surrounding areas. At present, they already have a number of stable customer groups and sales channels.

Yi Kui told me with a smile that in the future, he will continue to improve infrastructure and epidemic prevention facilities, strengthen the management of breeding farms, and if other villagers intend to, they will provide free technical training and guidance to lead villagers to become rich and well-off.