Cooperation Agreement for Breeding

Breeding Cooperation Agreement

Breeding Cooperation Agreement, the agreement is a very important thing. After all, when signing the agreement, everyone mainly wants to protect their own interests. If If the agreement is unqualified, the legal benefits will be lost, and one's own interests will not be protected. Therefore, when signing a contract, you should pay attention to the legality of the agreement and take a look at the breeding cooperation agreement. Breeding Cooperation Agreement 1

Party A: Household Address ID Number:

Party B: Household Address ID Number:

Party C: Household address and ID number:

Party D: Household address and ID number: In accordance with relevant laws and regulations, parties A, B and C have reached an agreement on the bamboo rat breeding project and signed the following partnership agreement:

1. Partnership project and scope: Lianshan Bamboo Rat Breeding Farm: Bamboo Rat Breeding Project

2. Cooperation purpose: mutual benefit, sincere cooperation, everyone doing their best, risk* **Principal 3. Partnership form: *** Capital contribution of this project is RMB, among which: Party A contributes RMB, of which it is in the form of investment, accounting for 30% of the total share capital; Party B contributes RMB, of which it is in the form of investment, accounting for 30% of the total share capital; 30%; Party C contributes RMB yuan, of which it contributes in the form of capital, accounting for 30% of the total capital. Ding Fang invested RMB 10,000, using his personal bamboo rat breeding technology and personal labor services as shares, accounting for 10% of the total shares. Ding Fang has no ownership of his 10% shares, and the 10% share dividend is based on working in this breeding farm. After resigning, you can no longer own 10% of the shares. The shares belong to Party A, Party B and Party C. 4. Responsibilities and tasks of all parties: (1) Responsibilities of Party A, Party B and Party C: 1. Breeding and management of bamboo rats. 2. Product sales and financial management of all aspects of revenue and expenditure. . (2) Ding Fang’s responsibilities: 1. Specific work (feeding, sanitation, breeding, etc.) and daily management of bamboo rat breeding. 2. Research and development of bamboo rat breeding technology 5. Profit distribution and debt assumption 1. Both partners operate jointly, bear risks, and bear profits and losses; 2. The surplus is distributed according to their respective investment proportions; 3. Debt It shall be borne by the same property. If the partnership property is insufficient to pay off the debt, each partner shall bear the liability in proportion to his or her capital contribution. After any party repays its debts, the remaining partners shall repay their share within 7 days in proportion.

6. Agreements during the partnership period: 1. Transfer of capital contribution. Allows partners to transfer all or part of their share of property in the partnership. Under the same conditions, partners have priority to receive the transfer. If it is transferred to a third party other than a partner, the third party shall be treated as joining the partnership; otherwise, the transferor shall be treated as withdrawing from the partnership. If a third party other than a partner receives a share of the partnership's property, he or she will become a partner of the partnership upon modification of the partnership agreement. 2. If anyone else requests to join the partnership, they must acknowledge this contract and obtain the consent of all partners. 7. Termination of partnership: The partnership period expires; all partners agree to terminate; other external reasons lead to the suspension of partnership (such as laws and regulations, market reasons, etc.). 8. Prohibited conduct. 1. Without the consent of all partners, any partner is prohibited from privately conducting business activities in the name of the partnership; if the benefits obtained from the business belong to the partnership, the losses caused shall be compensated based on the actual losses. 2. Partners are prohibited from participating in business that competes with the partnership; 3. Unless otherwise stipulated in the partnership agreement or with the consent of all partners, partners are not allowed to conduct transactions with the partnership. 4. Partners shall not engage in activities that harm the interests of the partnership.

9. Continuation of partnership business. 1. In the event of withdrawal from the partnership, the remaining partners have the right to continue to operate the original business under the original business name, or to select and absorb new partners to join the partnership. 2. When a partner dies or is declared dead, at the option of the deceased partner’s heirs, the heirs may return their share of the property and continue the business; they may also, in accordance with the partnership agreement or with the consent of all partners, Accept the heirs as new partners to continue the business. 10. Liability for breach of contract. 1. If a partner fails to pay the capital contribution on time or does not pay in full, he shall compensate the losses caused to other partners; if the capital contribution is not paid in full for six months after the due date, the partner will be deemed to have withdrawn from the partnership. 2. If a partner transfers his property share without the unanimous consent of other partners, if his partner is unwilling to accept the transferee as a new partner, it can be treated as a withdrawal from the partnership, and the transferor shall compensate the other partners for the losses caused thereby. . 3. If a partner privately pledges his share of property in the partnership, his act shall be invalid or treated as withdrawal from the partnership; if this causes losses to other partners, he shall be liable for compensation. 4. If a partner seriously violates this agreement, or causes the partnership to be dissolved due to gross negligence or violation of the Partnership Enterprise Law, he shall be liable for compensation to other partners.

11. Others. 1. Upon consensus, the partners may amend this agreement or make supplements to matters not covered; if the supplements or modifications conflict with this agreement, the supplements or modifications shall prevail. 2. The partnership contract is an integral part of this agreement. 3. This contract is made in 4 copies, with each partner holding one copy. 4. This contract will take effect after being signed and sealed by all partners.

Party A: Party B: Party C: Party D:

Signing location: __________________

Cooperation Agreement for Breeding at Signing Time 2

Party A: --------------

Party B: --------------

After consensus, both parties reached an agreement on the following matters based on the principle of risk-free and benefit-win:

1. The two parties reached a breeding production cooperation agreement on a voluntary basis. Sign this agreement. Party A provides breeding funds; Party B hires breeding workers, veterinarians, purchases necessary facilities and seedlings for breeding, and is responsible for breeding production and sales.

2. The two parties negotiated and determined that Party A would invest -------- yuan in advance and form a shareholder cooperation agreement. Used as start-up capital, Party B will carry out actual operations and inform Party A of the detailed use of the funds.

3. After operation, Party B will report the situation in the farm and the source of funds to Party A every night.

IV. If Party A gives up halfway, its advance investment will be void and will not be refunded; if Party B quits midway, it must compensate Party A for all its advance investment.

5. The specific breeding operations shall be carried out by Party B or Party A shall send a person to the site to assist Party B in carrying out the operation. After deducting the actual expenses at the end of the year, the remaining profit will be divided 50-50 between Party A and Party B.

6. Method of payment of breeding funds and profits: Negotiation between the two parties or payment into the other party’s bank account,

Party A’s bank account: ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Party A’s bank account number: ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Party B’s bank account: ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿Party B’s bank account number: ?＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

7. The above facts are clear and Party A and Party B have no objection. Learn the cooperation agreement.

8. Resolution of contract disputes: Any dispute arising during the performance of this contract shall be resolved through negotiation between the parties; it may also be mediated by the local industrial and commercial administration department; if negotiation or mediation fails, the dispute shall be settled in accordance with the following provisions __________ ways to solve the problem:

(1) Submit to the __________ Arbitration Committee for arbitration.

(2) File a lawsuit with the People’s Court in accordance with the law.

9. This agreement is made in 2 copies, one copy for A and B each. This Agreement shall take effect from the date of signature (or seal) by both parties. Representative of Party A (signature): ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Representative of Party B (signature): ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Contract signing place: ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Contract signing time

: Breed on ____month____year Cooperation Agreement 3

Party A: --------------- Breeding Professional Cooperative (hereinafter referred to as Party A)

Representative of Party A:

Party B: ---------------Village Committee (hereinafter referred to as Party B)

Representative of Party B:

In order to vigorously develop the pig breeding industry and truly increase farmers' income and become rich, Party A and Party B have reached the following breeding cooperation agreement through full consultation and under the principles of equality, voluntariness and mutual benefit:

1 , Party A's rights and obligations:

1. Party A, with the assistance of Party B, completes the land leasing work, completes the relevant procedures for land use, and the land rent is allocated to the account agreed by both parties in one go.

2. Party A must insist on synchronous construction of environmental protection facilities during the construction project, improve environmental impact assessment and other relevant procedures, and ensure that the environment is not polluted.

3. Party A organizes the equities to be assigned to each member household one by one (including leading enterprises and farmers), and uniformly issues equity certificates; specific management measures for equity (including equity transfer between member households, etc. ) shall be studied and decided by Party A.

4. Party A gives priority to finding employment for key poor households, supports poor households to participate in pig breeding, and provides labor remuneration. On the premise of meeting the needs of key poor households, other farmers will be considered to participate in pig breeding; if the number of local non-poor households willing to participate in pig raising exceeds the labor demand, reincarnation will be carried out in a certain way (key poor households will not be included in the scope of reincarnation, and will be reincarnated to a later date). Incorporated into reincarnation after poverty alleviation); if the labor of the farmers participating in pig raising in this village cannot meet the needs, Party A has the right to break the boundaries of administrative jurisdiction and solve the problem of 1

Poor households in other villages carry out breeding.

5. Party A is responsible for the organization and management of the project construction process and all management of the entire production process after completion.

6. Party A will distribute the annual income according to the equity ratio of both parties.

7. The land occupied by Party A is temporarily used for breeding and shall not change its nature of use. After the breeding is terminated due to other reasons, the occupied land must be re-cultivated and returned to Party B for use.

2. Party B’s rights and obligations:

1. Responsible for convening a people’s meeting according to project requirements to discuss and determine matters such as land leasing, poor households and non-poor households’ participation in shares, and ensure that Open and transparent.

2. Based on the principles of voluntariness, openness and priority for key poor households, and in conjunction with the decision of the villagers’ meeting, the farmers participating in breeding shall be publicized and announced.

3. Cooperate with Party A to complete villager-joint housing construction matters according to project requirements, and be open and transparent.

4. Organize and coordinate Party A to do a good job in land use for the construction of the breeding farm. During the construction process of Party A, Party B shall not interfere with Party A’s construction, construction, production, operation and management activities, or damage Party A’s rights and interests. If Party B interferes with Party A's construction, construction, production, operation and management activities of people, property and property, causing damage to Party A, Party B shall be responsible for full compensation for the losses suffered.

5. The annual income obtained from equity capital (i.e. poverty alleviation funds) shall be publicized and announced every year, and actively accept inspection and supervision by all villagers.

6. Cooperate with Party A on other matters related to the project.

3. The validity period of this agreement is tentatively set for five years (after the expiration of the agreement, it will be renewed according to the wishes of both parties), from ----- year month day to year month day. After the agreement expires, Party A and Party B sign a new agreement as necessary.

IV. This agreement is made in five copies, with Party A, Party B, the County Poverty Alleviation Office, the County Finance Bureau, and the County Animal Husbandry Bureau each holding one copy.

5. Matters not covered in this agreement shall be resolved through negotiation between the two parties based on the principle of friendly cooperation.

Party A: (stamped)

Party A’s representative:

Address:

Signing date:

Party B: (stamped) Representative of Party B: Address: Signing date: 3