"The Second Generation of Agriculture" Returns to Home to Raise Sheep and Become Rich in Poor Gully

Children born in rural families can be admitted to college, which is something to make their parents proud. After graduating from college, he returned home to work as a "shepherd", eating and living on the base, mowing grass in the dark, feeding sheep, and cleaning sheep dung every day. Live a life of "dancing with sheep". He is Liu Chunhua from Tujia Village, Yanpi Town, Yongfeng County. Recently, the reporter walked into Liu Chunhua's sheep-raising base-- Yuanchuan Mountain Farm, and saw rows of sheep sheephouses, sheep eating fodder, from time to time issued a "baa baa" cry.

Started a business when I was in college.

Liu Chunhua, born in 1986, is of medium build and has dark skin. In 2005, he was admitted to Fujian Huaqiao University as a vehicle engineering major with a score of 595. Liu Chunhua had an unusual experience when he was in college. He has set up stalls on campus, opened flower shops, restaurants and guesthouses, and so on. His income can not only solve the tuition fees, but also send the money he earned home. He is a famous "celebrity" on campus.

In 2009, Liu Chunhua graduated from university, and he runs a building materials store in Xiamen with several partners. Over time, he always felt dissatisfied and wanted to start his career while he was young. In 2011, by chance, Liu Chunhua met the owner of the Fumeng sheep farm in Inner Mongolia and learned that the prospect of raising sheep was promising. After going to Inner Mongolia to check it out, he returned to Xiamen to quit the building materials store and devoted himself to the Fumeng sheep farm. In this farm, Liu Chunhua started as an ordinary breeder. The farm owner was optimistic about Liu Chunhua, a young man with entrepreneurial drive, and often sent him to study in other places. Liu Chunhua used more than a year to run large sheep raising bases in 32 provincial administrative regions across the country. Through efforts to become a technician in Fumeng sheep farm.

Resolutely go back to my hometown to raise sheep

At the end of 2013, when Liu Chunhua returned to his hometown for the Spring Festival, he learned that the sheep-raising base in his hometown Yanchuan Mountain Farm had been abandoned for three years, but the sheds, sinks and other facilities were relatively complete. after some investigation, he found that the climate, soil and water quality were very suitable for raising sheep. I have a wealth of experience and my heart tickles.

In February 2014, Liu Chunhua quit his job and returned to his hometown to rent the farm at a low price. His decision was strongly opposed by his family, and many people were waiting to see a joke, but the stubborn Liu Chunhua was determined to start the sheep industry. After taking care of the breeding base, on July 1, Liu Chunhua spent more than 300,000 to introduce more than 300 Hu sheep from the Fumeng Sheep Farm in Inner Mongolia. In order to save costs, Liu Chunhua ate and lived at the base, did not ask anyone to do anything, and devoted all his energy to raising sheep. He cleaned the sheep shed and fed the newborn lambs patiently as if they were babysitting. When the weather is fine, Liu Chunhua gets up early and drives the sheep to the mountain for stocking. In winter, when the sheep shed needs to maintain a certain room temperature, Liu Chunhua seals all the vents with plastic sheeting, and sometimes gets up in the middle of the night to watch it again, "dancing with sheep" all day long. Whenever the ewe gave birth to a lamb, Liu Chunhua stood by and even slept in the sheep shed. After careful management and scientific feeding, Liu Chunhua's sheep gained weight quickly and never died of illness. In May this year, he sold the first batch of more than 200 sheep to Guangdong, Fujian and other places and harvested the first bucket of gold, with a net profit of more than 150000 yuan.

Lead the villagers to get rich together

Liu Chunhua, who tasted the sweetness, was full of energy and decided to expand the scale of breeding. Liu Chunhua made an one-off loan of 300000 yuan with the help of preferential policies such as the government's preferential policies to support college students to start businesses, such as credit links for farmers and small interest-free loans. "at present, there are 600 large and small Hu sheep and black goats in our base, with better sales and higher prices in winter. A Guangdong businessman has signed a sales contract with me." Liu Chunhua said with joy on his face.

Today, in the eyes of the villagers, Liu Chunhua's breeding base is undoubtedly a "treasure basin", and they give a thumbs up to this college student who has returned home to start a business. With the help of relevant departments, his breeding base registered and established Tianqin Ecological Yangzhuang Family Farm on December 1, 2014.

"A rich person is not rich, but everyone is rich only when they are rich." Liu Chunhua knocked on the door to get rich by raising sheep, but he felt that as a college student in the village, he should lead the broad masses of villagers to get rich together. "I hope that more people will participate in the sheep industry. I will unreservedly impart technology to help them introduce good breeds and build standardized sheep sheds." Liu Chunhua is full of confidence. Led by him, today, more than 20 villagers in the town have developed the sheep industry.