What projects are available for those born in the 1970s to develop in rural areas? My answer is to raise sheep. The scale of breeding should not be too large and should be within your own ability. This is because sheep require small investments and costs, and are easier to raise than cattle.

The age group of 4 to 50 years old born in the 70s is in a very difficult period. They have seniors and juniors, and the pressure of life has made them unable to stand up straight. They still have a working life in the city. It's better, at least there is a source of income. If you live in rural areas, the living conditions will be much more difficult.

My hometown is in the countryside, and my father is also born in the 1970s. He is an out-and-out farmer who earns a meager income from farming every year to support the family's expenses. The heavy manual labor has already left a mark on my father's face. There are traces of time left on my face. Looking at my father who is getting older, I wonder where the future of rural people lies.

I was joking with my father once. He said that he would not be able to farm any more land in a few years. He had sheep at home and he would start herding them. He would not be able to take care of more sheep in a year. Raising a dozen of them is enough to cover your own expenses, and you can still work without being too tired.

My father said this as a joke, but I actually think it makes sense. People who have worked hard all their lives will become physically weak when they get old and cannot do heavy work, so they can only do light work. Raising sheep just fits this point.

I think the reason why sheep born in the 1970s are suitable for raising sheep in rural areas is that there is enough fodder. They can find fodder for feeding wherever they go. If they are free-range, there is also grassland, which is very convenient.

On one point, I personally feel that even the oldest people born in the 1970s are already 50 years old. In rural areas, physical fitness has begun to decline. Farming is too tiring and hard, and raising sheep is relatively difficult. Cattle and farming are a little easier.

Finally, I personally feel that raising sheep is a relatively easy task and can also bring good economic benefits. I will also have corresponding protection for my future life in old age. Raising sheep is a good choice.

Summary

In fact, there are many projects that can be developed in rural areas. Sheep raising is just one of them. I just think it is very suitable for development in rural areas and is suitable for most farmers. What good ways do you have to communicate!