Chen Hua: laid off and returned to his hometown to grow greenhouse vegetables, he made a profit of 20,000 yuan in three months.

In 2007, when he was laid off and returned to his hometown to grow vegetables, one mu of tomatoes planted in the first year sold for more than 10,000 yuan. after tasting the sweetness, Chen Hua was determined to do a big job. In 2008, he expanded the scale and rented an extra 3 mu of land to continue to grow vegetables. Unexpectedly, in the event of the Wenchuan earthquake and the influence of the market, not only the output of vegetables was reduced, but also the vegetables planted could not be sold, and Chen Hua lost all his investment.

Having learned the lessons of failure and investigated the market, Chen Hua found it profitable to grow vegetables in the greenhouse at the beginning of this year, but suffered from the lack of funds. When Chen Hua was at his wit's end, he remembered that the Youth League County Party Committee and the financial department were providing micro-loan assistance to entrepreneurial young people. With the idea of giving it a try, Chen Hua wrote an application for a loan to the League County Party Committee. After on-the-spot inspection, a few days later, the Youth League County Party Committee and the County Credit Union issued a loan of 50,000 yuan to Chen Huafa. At present, Chen Hua's development of more than 6 mu of greenhouse vegetables, only 3 ─ in June profit reached more than 20, 000 yuan.

In order to effectively serve entrepreneurs, since the beginning of this year, the Communist Youth League Pingchang County Party Committee has strengthened its communication and cooperation with the County Rural Credit Cooperation Association, launched a micro-loan project for rural entrepreneurs, set up a leading group for micro-loan projects for entrepreneurs, and introduced specific plans to select rural youth with entrepreneurial * and ability to provide credit support for their entrepreneurship. At the same time, a joint meeting system has been established with group organizations and credit cooperatives to communicate information irregularly. Conduct a time-limited survey of entrepreneurial youth recommended by grass-roots league organizations and credit cooperatives, give priority to rating, give priority to credit, give priority to issuing certificates, give priority to loans, and enjoy preferential interest rates and simplified procedures. At present, 430 rural entrepreneurial young people in the county have signed contracts with credit cooperatives and obtained 13.29 million yuan in credit loans, effectively solving the financial "bottleneck" problem faced by rural entrepreneurs.