When migrant workers return to their hometowns to start businesses, it is best to use existing land resources to engage in planting or breeding.

Now the country encourages migrant workers to return to their hometowns to start businesses, and the government will also provide corresponding subsidies. What can migrant workers do when they return to their hometowns to start businesses? Please give your opinion?

This problem is a very real issue facing all migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses.

Based on what he has seen and heard, Mr. Huanmeng puts forward a few suggestions for your reference: 1. Migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses can engage in the breeding industry. Nowadays, in many rural areas, there are many people engaged in the breeding industry.

That proves a problem.

The breeding industry still has a future.

For example, the pig-raising industry boomed last year. The price of pork has risen to how much it costs per kilogram, and demand still exceeds supply.

There are also less popular ones, such as breeding ostriches, scorpions, etc., which are all good choices.

But there is a prerequisite for engaging in the breeding industry, that is, you must understand technology.

2. Migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses can engage in farmhouses. Nowadays, many rural farmers have taken advantage of their unique geographical advantages to open farmhouses.

The business was very successful.

It is a good choice for migrant workers to return to their hometowns to start a farmhouse.

But you need the following conditions to work in this industry: First, you must know the cooking skills.

Second, he has a wide network of contacts.

The third is that the environment and dishes must be distinctive, and the fourth is that they must be persistent.

There is no distinctiveness in making farmhouses and it is impossible to do it at all.

There are so many farmhouses now. If they don’t have any special features, why should I come to your place to eat?

If no one comes to eat, your family will have no business, and without business, there will be no income.

Returning to your hometown to start a business without income is an empty talk.

3. Migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses can become self-media. Farmers doing self-media is a new thing now.

Now many media have opened special sections for rural areas.

There are many farmer friends who have done it very successfully.

Doing self-media requires the following conditions: First, understand the basic operations of computers.

The second is corresponding equipment, such as mobile phones.

3. Understand the requirements of self-media, etc.

The fourth is the most basic requirement, that is, you must be literate. If you are not literate, it will be difficult to succeed.

4. Migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses can engage in the planting industry. One of the options for migrant workers who return to their hometowns to start businesses is planting.

In layman's terms, it means planting medicinal herbs.

Nowadays, there is a lot of open land in the countryside. It is contracted and large areas of medicinal materials are planted.

The input cost is low and the income is good.

It just requires specialized medicinal materials technology.

You cannot rely on natural harvest, you must know how to use technology for planting.

5. Migrant workers returning home to start their own businesses can engage in the flower and stone industry. The flower and stone industry is currently unpopular in rural areas.

Let’s talk about flowers first, which is to dig up strange-shaped trees from the mountains to your home, prune them, process them, and then sell them at a high price.

Speaking of strange stones, we collect stones with ornamental value from rural mountains and rivers, and then sell them.

This industry is an industry that does not open for three years and lasts for three years after opening.

When you encounter a good-looking stone, you can earn a lot of money.

There are actually many opportunities for migrant workers to return to their hometowns to start businesses.

You can also scientifically cultivate land, fish, plant trees, etc. on a large scale.

In fact, every industry is a good choice.

But there are many restrictions in rural areas.

Be sure to choose the right industry to get started with.

You can't be hot-headed and ignore the consequences.

I am a Sannong person, I speak Sannong dialect, and I do Sannong affairs, follow me, and the follow-up will continue to be exciting.

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Go home to plant and breed, combine planting and breeding, circular agriculture, integrated development, self-plant and self-sell, self-propagate and self-raise, self-produce and self-sell.

Combining your own skills and capabilities, you cannot follow what others say.

1. Someone recommended to do e-commerce.

E-commerce is the most difficult thing for friends who are migrant workers.

Online e-commerce is saturated, and operational technical difficulties and promotion costs are getting higher and higher.

It doesn’t mean that just posting a few videos on Douyin will result in a sale.

Even if a transaction can be concluded, packaging, shipping, and after-sales service all require energy.

2. The home decoration and building materials business has a market in rural areas.

But it is difficult to make money without several years of business experience.

For example, purchase channels, high-quality and low-price channels are the guarantee of making money.

Rent a storefront and recruit employees.

Rent issues, store location issues, employee management issues, there are a lot of issues that need to be resolved.

If your migrant worker friends are still young and in their 30s, you can try it.

When you are older, you cannot withstand setbacks, so it is not recommended to go into business.

3. What is it suitable for?

First look at what skills you have.

For example, I can do electric welding, although it is not a good job.

You can open a welding shop and customize some doors and windows.

It is also enough to support a family.

If you have experience as a chef and can cook, you can take training and work in a snack bar in the town.

It’s not that I doubt the ability of my farmer friends. I am also a farmer. It’s just that farmers should be conservative when doing business.

The three words most often heard from farmers are that they cannot afford to pay.

I saw that the town of Wuba in Country Love seemed to be able to sell some specialties from my hometown, etc. I thought it was pretty good.

It should be said that it is the right time, the right place, and the right people to start a business in my hometown now.

Because the government is in the stage of targeted poverty alleviation, if you can return to rural areas to develop local industries, it can be said that your fellow villagers and the government are very supportive.

As for what to do when you go back, you have to consider the actual situation in your place and see what characteristics you have there.

We must develop local characteristics, which are rare elsewhere.

It’s best not to follow others and copy projects from elsewhere.