These 6 industries in rural areas have the most promising

These 6 industries in rural areas have the most prospects

One, the development of rural tourism projects

Doing rural tourism projects for rural people. These people are smarter, have economic acumen, know how to do business and entrepreneurship, make full use of local resources to engage in tourism, the development of new forms of agriculture, coupled with policy support, a variety of rural facilities in recent years gradually improved.

Two, contracted land, large farmers or family farms farming

Most young people in rural areas go to work in the city and their families are left at home by the elderly and children. Many of the fields are deserted. Land has been shifted on a large scale and concentrated for planting or farming. Some business-minded people have contracted out large areas.

Third, the rural wine and banquet service industry

In our countryside, the common festivals are birthdays, weddings, full moons and white weddings. Weddings, weddings and funerals are normal jobs. Because there aren't many hotels in rural areas, if you make delicious food, you will be invited by a steady stream of people and make a lot of money.

Fourth, rural training courses

I'm sure everyone has heard of the saying, "From a humble family comes a noble son". In the past, the rural economy was not good. Many children from poor families, despite their enthusiasm, missed the opportunity to receive an education. Nowadays, more and more college students are coming out of the countryside.

V. Rural courier

With the development of the Internet, the courier industry has reached thousands of families. Now the rural courier industry is in its infancy. Now there are only a few courier points in the townships. In the future, the courier industry will enter the rural households. With the rise of eco-agriculture and rural shopping, the future of the rural courier industry will become a piece of fat meat.

Sixth, cooperatives

At present, there are more and more types of rural cooperatives, but very few of them are really in line with the rural reality. On the surface, they are mass cooperatives. In fact, they are still based on individuals. One should first understand the nature of the cooperatives, i.e., to promote the development of more villagers or to solve some local labor problems.