Stories about rural entrepreneurship and wealth

The story of rural entrepreneurship and wealth

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Many people go to big cities for development, but they don’t know that entrepreneurship in rural areas can also lead to wealth. The following are some real stories of entrepreneurship and wealth in rural areas that I recommend to everyone.

A real story of entrepreneurship and wealth in rural areas: A female college student returned to the countryside to start a business, make tofu, set up a company and build a brand

In September 2005, Bu Rui carried the hopes of the whole family and set out to After entering the university, he also became the only college student in the family. According to his parents' plan, Bu Rui should stay in the city after graduation, find a decent and stable job, and bid farewell to the countryside. However, contrary to expectations, Pu Rui returned to the countryside before graduating from university and embarked on the road of entrepreneurship.

When Bu Rui was in her junior year, she accidentally saw a piece of news about "toxic tofu" on the Internet: because of eating "toxic tofu" containing the banned additive "diaobaikuai", A teenage boy suffered from uremia, which brought endless pain to the child's family and himself. After reading this news, Bu Rui came up with the idea of ??producing truly safe and healthy food to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

In March 2009, Bu Rui embarked on the road of entrepreneurship despite the strong opposition of his parents and relatives, and the project he chose was "Tofu". The difficulties in the early stages of starting a business are a big challenge for female college students who have not yet graduated. Bu Rui has to do everything herself. A plate of tofu weighs more than 100 kilograms. It is difficult for boys to carry it. Bu Rui has to lift dozens of plates every day. I get up at 3 a.m. every day, and then go to the morning market to set up a stall. After the sales are completed, I have to do research, visit the market, and find a venue. In the first days, Bu Rui walked with the moon in the morning and returned with the moon in the evening.

In just one month, Bu Rui’s figure has spread all over the streets and alleys of Changchun City, and the news that a female college student started a business selling tofu has also spread throughout the streets and alleys of Changchun City. Finally, Bu Rui’s The "Tofu Project" has become a college student entrepreneurship project supported by the municipal government.

In 2011, Bu Rui invested 1.5 million yuan to build a standardized soy products factory covering an area of ??4,000 square meters. In 2012, Jilin Changrui Food Co., Ltd. was established and registered the brand "Bujia". In the same year, it obtained the "National Industrial Product Production License" issued by the Jilin Provincial Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision and obtained the national QS quality certification. Since its establishment, the company has provided more than 50 rural surplus laborers, with an average annual income of 40,000 yuan per worker.

Now that Bu Rui’s food company has been successful, she has not stopped moving forward. By chance, Bu Rui discovered a pure stupid black pig breed that had not been improved 30 years ago in a relatively remote mountainous area. This was exactly in line with her idea of ????starting an ecological breeding industry at that time. Then she bought back 13 black piglets and began to explore ecological black pig breeding.

The Animal Husbandry Bureau of Erdao District, Changchun City, learned of this situation and attached great importance to this traditional Northeastern stupid pig breed. It visited the breeding farm many times, made suggestions, and asked that this pure pig with Northeastern characteristics must be cultivated. The stupid black pig breed remains. After several years of hard work, "Bujia Black Pig" has become somewhat famous in Changchun City.

Now Bu Rui has set his sights on raising native chickens in cornfields with high light efficiency and three-dimensional breeding. Now that the project has passed the demonstration and entered the seed selection stage, it is expected to be implemented on a large scale next year. By then, she will lead the villagers to increase their income while providing customers with more truly safe food.

Bu Rui believes that inspiration can illuminate life and entrepreneurship can change destiny. After several years of hard work and struggle, Bu Rui has been awarded the honorary title of "Advanced Individual in Erdao District of Changchun City", the honorary title of "Double Learning and Double Competition" in Changchun City, the honorary title of "Double Learning and Double Competition" in Changchun City, and the honorary title of "Changchun City's Hundred Entrepreneurial Talents". title, the honorary title of "Top Ten College Student Entrepreneurship Stars in Jilin Province", the honorary title of "Jilin Good Youth", etc.

Now Bu Rui has more and more halos on her head, but she has not forgotten her original goal. She said: "One person's success is not the goal I strive for. I hope that through the practical actions of starting my own business, I can inspire more people to start their own businesses." ?She hopes that everyone can move forward hand in hand on the road of entrepreneurship, jointly develop a better tomorrow, realize their small dreams as soon as possible, and build China's big dream!

The second story of real entrepreneurship and wealth in rural areas : A Sichuan boy left a Fortune 500 foreign company and returned to his hometown to start a business raising cockroaches

? People don’t know that pests also have useful uses, that is, they have medicinal value. ?Recently, 24-year-old Qian Cheng from Shigu Town, Shifang City, Sichuan Province, said that he and his partner Zheng Tianhang currently rent a 70-square-meter cabin with more than 400,000 cockroaches in it, and they want to sell them across the country. The two of them also received a 50,000-yuan youth entrepreneurship fund from the relevant departments of Shifang City for their entrepreneurial venture.

Qian Cheng graduated from West China School of Public Health of Sichuan University, majoring in pharmaceutical enterprise management. When he was about to graduate, Qian Cheng successfully entered the Chengdu branch of a Fortune 500 company and was engaged in pharmaceutical sales. However, not long after graduation, Qian Cheng gave up this enviable job and decided to return to his hometown to start a business.

When I was in college, I attended a lecture at a business school on future industry analysis. It was said that after people have enough food and clothing, their desire for health becomes more and more intense. ?Qian Cheng introduced, ?In addition, later a medical professor at the school actually contracted cancer, which triggered me a lot. Therefore, I want to use my professional knowledge to contribute to the cause of human health. ?Affected by this, he determined that the health industry has great potential.

Later, Qian Cheng found his good friend Zheng Tianhang, and the two formed a partnership to find entrepreneurial projects combining traditional Chinese medicine and agriculture. In September last year, the two of them went to Yunnan, Gansu, Zigong and other places to inspect the cultivation of Chinese medicinal materials such as Codonopsis pilosula and Astragalus membranaceus, as well as the breeding of earthworms and scorpions. After repeated consideration, they chose a plant with special characteristics, low cost and medicinal value. Highly dominant American cockroach (cockroach) breeding.

As soon as they said they were going to do it, they started making preparations in October last year. They first found an unused rural resettlement house and based on what they saw during the inspection, they built a warm home for the cockroaches. Plumbing, breeding screen boxes, heating trays, incubation trays, etc. are all made by Qian Cheng himself. In about two months, the cockroach breeding infrastructure was basically completed.

? If we hire someone to complete the infrastructure construction, it is estimated to cost 70,000 to 80,000 yuan. We only spent 50,000 yuan on it ourselves, saving more than 20,000 yuan. ?Qian Cheng was a little proud.

?Everyone doesn’t know that pests also have useful uses, that is, they have medicinal value. ?Recently, 24-year-old Qian Cheng from Shigu Town, Shifang City, Sichuan Province, said that he and his partner Zheng Tianhang currently rent a 70-square-meter cabin with more than 400,000 cockroaches in it, and they want to sell them across the country. The two of them also received a 50,000-yuan youth entrepreneurship fund from the relevant departments of Shifang City for their entrepreneurial venture.

Qian Cheng graduated from West China School of Public Health of Sichuan University, majoring in pharmaceutical enterprise management. When he was about to graduate, Qian Cheng successfully entered the Chengdu branch of a Fortune 500 company and was engaged in pharmaceutical sales. However, not long after graduation, Qian Cheng gave up this enviable job and decided to return to his hometown to start a business.

When I was in college, I attended a lecture at a business school on future industry analysis. It was said that after people have enough food and clothing, their desire for health becomes more and more intense. ?Qian Cheng introduced, ?In addition, later a medical professor at the school actually contracted cancer, which triggered me a lot. Therefore, I want to use my professional knowledge to contribute to the cause of human health. ?Affected by this, he determined that the health industry has great potential.

Later, Qian Cheng found his good friend Zheng Tianhang, and the two formed a partnership to look for entrepreneurial projects combining traditional Chinese medicine and agriculture. In September last year, the two of them went to Yunnan, Gansu, Zigong and other places together to inspect the cultivation of Chinese medicinal materials such as Codonopsis pilosula and Astragalus membranaceus, as well as the breeding of earthworms and scorpions. After repeated consideration, they chose a plant with special characteristics, low cost and medicinal value. Highly dominant American cockroach (cockroach) breeding.

As soon as they said they were going to do it, they started making preparations in October last year. They first found an unused rural resettlement house and based on what they saw during the inspection, they built a warm home for the cockroaches. Plumbing, breeding screen boxes, heating trays, incubation trays, etc. are all made by Qian Cheng himself. In about two months, the cockroach breeding infrastructure was basically completed.

? If we hire someone to complete the infrastructure construction, it is estimated to cost 70,000 to 80,000 yuan. We only spent 50,000 yuan on it ourselves, saving more than 20,000 yuan. ?Qian Cheng was a little proud.

Walked into Qian Cheng’s cockroach hut. Opening the door, a stream of hot and humid air hit my face. There are several plywood racks densely and neatly arranged in the closed and dark room, with the plywoods forming a triangle shape. American cockroaches live in such louvered cockroach houses, and a specially built boiler provides 24-hour heating for fear of freezing these "babies".

Although so many people are afraid of cockroaches, cockroaches are actually very timid. ?Qian Cheng took out a splint and shook it, and countless cockroaches immediately ran out. He said that cockroaches are afraid of light and will burrow straight into gaps when they see light. To survive, cockroaches must be kept warm, moisturized, and quiet. They like dark environments best. ?

What is the purpose of such disgusting things? Why does Qian Cheng spend so much effort raising them?

? The medicinal value of cockroaches is little known. ?According to Qian Cheng, cockroaches can nourish yin and vitality, stimulate blood vessels, not only have the effect of lowering blood pressure, but also protect the liver. External application can treat burns, hemorrhoids, and oral administration can treat gastroenteritis, tuberculosis and other diseases. Long-term Taking it can also play a role in preventing aging and improving beauty and health care.

However, the cockroaches raised by Qian Cheng are different from the common ones. Qian Cheng said that this kind of cockroach is not only very hygienic, but also very picky in its diet. ?Generally, cockroaches eat "gutter oil", but these "picky" cockroaches eat only corn mush. Qian Cheng also provided fruits, corn porridge, fish meal and other delicious food, allowing the cockroaches to come and go as they pleased and grow rapidly.

?We sold a batch of cockroaches before. The market price is about 80 yuan per kilogram. Good quality can reach a higher price. Qian Cheng said that little is known about the medicinal value of cockroaches. Cockroach peptides extracted from cockroaches have a wide range of medicinal values. They can improve blood circulation, lower blood pressure, and protect the liver. External application can treat burns and hemorrhoids, and oral administration can Can treat gastroenteritis and other diseases.

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On May 4 this year, in the finals of the Second Youth Entrepreneurship Competition in Shifang City, Sichuan Province, the American cockroach (cockroach) breeding and deep processing entrepreneurial project brought by Qian Cheng was recognized for its particularity and The low cost, high medicinal value and other advantages won the audience's praise and the judges' favor. He won the crown and received 50,000 yuan in entrepreneurial funds.

?This is undoubtedly a huge wealth and entrepreneurial motivation for me!?The cost of his entrepreneurial cockroach breeding was 100,000 yuan. ?In terms of income, the price of dried cockroaches ranges from 60 to 70 yuan per kilogram, ranging from about 150 yuan to more than 200 yuan per kilogram. ?Now Qian Cheng’s breeding farm has 400,000 cockroaches, and 1,000 dried cockroaches weigh about one kilogram.

? It takes 4 months for cockroaches to hatch into adults. It is conservatively estimated that the annual output is more than 400 kilograms of dry products. If conditions are good, the investment can be recovered in two years. During the breeding period, cockroaches will continue to lay eggs, and each egg can hatch 14 to 16 larvae. ?

?The threshold for raising cockroaches is low, the investment is small, the cycle is short, the market demand is large, and the profits are considerable. In the next step, I will use the entrepreneurial funds to expand the scale, deepen processing, promote cockroach breeding, and set up a special cooperative to let everyone in the village participate and get rich together. ?Qian Cheng spoke of his goal with confidence, ?Many pharmaceutical companies are now rushing to purchase, and sales channels are not a problem. I am very optimistic about this industry. ?

Real entrepreneurship and wealth story in rural areas 3: A 27-year-old female college student returned to her hometown to start a business raising sheep with sales of tens of millions

When I first met Wang Weiwei, it was difficult to distinguish the comely girl in front of me from? Sheepherd? Get in touch. But as long as she starts talking, she can't do without the sheep. I raise Hu sheep. The characteristics of this sheep are that they have many lambs per litter, can withstand high temperatures and humidity, and have strong disease resistance

< p> The relationship with Yang Yang started when she was a college student in Changzhou. When I was a sophomore, I had the idea of ????starting a business, so I used the 30 to 40,000 yuan I earned as an outfield host in my freshman year to set up a trading company and act as an agent. Domestic brands of goat milk and goat milk powder. ?At that time, the melamine milk powder incident was happening, and the domestic dairy market was in turmoil. She originally thought that goat milk could take the opportunity to open up the market. Unexpectedly, goat milk could not be sold in supermarkets and terminal stores at first. The remaining milk that was about to expire in five or six days had to be taken back and brought back to school to give to her classmates. ?Some students couldn’t finish the drink, so they used it to wash their faces and soak their feet. It made me feel quite distressed to see them. From the beginning, I lost seven or eight thousand. ?

Later, Wang Weiwei gradually opened up the milk sales situation by posting posters, free tastings, and door-to-door delivery. By the time she graduated from college, she had already earned her "first pot of gold". Her goat milk was sold in major local supermarkets and she also opened three community stores in Changzhou.

In 2011, Wang Weiwei graduated from Changzhou Institute of Technology. While she continued her goat milk agency business, she was thinking about a new business plan. The next year, after inspecting several sheep-raising bases, she decided to start her own company to engage in mutton sheep breeding.

Wang Weiwei invested the millions of yuan he earned in school into this project, and raised part of the funds through relatives and friends. The total investment reached 5.5 million yuan. The village transferred more than 700 acres of land and built a breeding farm. The farm has a standardized sheep house and feed room of 6,980 square meters, a silage tank of 3,000 cubic meters, and is equipped with 7 sets of feed processing equipment. She said that processed silage can be stored for two years and can fully meet the feeding needs of the sheep.

?Everyone’s potential is unlimited and must be explored, otherwise you will never know what you can accomplish. As long as you do it, there is always hope. If you look down on yourself, you will really have nothing. ?Wang Weiwei said frankly that he was under tremendous pressure during the process of starting a business. ?When the factory was built, his family suffered a series of changes. I had just graduated and knew nothing about construction. I had food and accommodation on the construction site, keeping a close eye on the progress and strictly controlling the project cost. ?

The most unforgettable thing for her was the summer of 2013. She lived alone in a newly built office, surrounded by only farmland and sheep sheds under construction. Mosquito bites were nothing. Sometimes Snakes will also come into the house. Wang Weiwei had no choice but to raise a German shepherd dog to guard the door, so he felt a little safer.

Currently, her company’s first batch of Hu sheep have been successfully sold, and profitability is no longer a problem.

The second phase is planned to be built after the Spring Festival next year. 12 million yuan will be invested in the entire project. After completion, it will be able to stock 15,000 breeding sheep, 32,000 commercial sheep will be slaughtered every year, and the sales revenue can reach 31 million yuan. ?In Wang Weiwei's idea, she will attract interested farmers to participate through the "company + base + cooperative + farmers + bank" model. This will not only allow small-scale farmers to avoid the cost of land acquisition and building factories, but also implement? Unified management, unified epidemic prevention, household-based breeding, and unified sales can also reduce farmers' breeding risks and achieve a "win-win" between the farm and farmers.

Looking further, Wang Weiwei hopes to gradually improve the upstream and downstream industrial chain, starting from the mutton sheep slaughtering and deep processing project, and building a vertical industrial chain of "leading enterprise + large-scale breeding base + mutton sheep slaughtering and deep processing + cooperatives + farmers" , and a horizontal industrial chain of breeding sheep breeding + meat sheep fattening + feed processing (forage, concentrate) + organic fertilizer production.

Only by realizing the progress from breeding to slaughtering and processing can we truly embark on the road of corporate product branding, thereby gradually building a high-end cold fresh mutton brand in China. ?Wang Weiwei is full of confidence in the future. She said that starting a business is always on the road.

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