1. Create employment opportunities: The development of hometown chickens has brought employment opportunities to the local area, especially the rural areas. It not only provides a way for farmers to increase their income, but also attracts a group of young people to return to rural areas for employment and entrepreneurship, which promotes the development of rural economy.

2. Increase farmers' income: Chicken breeding in hometown provides another source of income for farmers and increases farmers' income. Through cooperation with processing plants, supply chains and other related industries, farmers can realize the benefits of raising chickens and selling them. This is of positive significance to solving the problem of rural poverty and improving farmers' living standards.

3. Promote local economic development: Chicken breeding in hometown often needs a series of inputs such as nutrients, grassland and equipment, which brings development space for related industries. For example, feed production enterprises, equipment manufacturing enterprises and sales channels have all gained new development opportunities because of the development of chicken industry.

Although hometown chickens have brought many positive effects, there are still some problems to be solved:

1. Market risk: fierce market competition and large price fluctuation bring certain risks to farmers. At the same time, the market demand for products may change at any time, and farmers need to respond flexibly to market demand to avoid economic losses caused by market adjustment.

2. Environmental pollution: In the process of raising chickens in fellow villagers, a large amount of waste such as feces and wastewater may be produced, which will pollute the surrounding environment if it is not handled properly. Therefore, environmental protection should be considered in the process of breeding, and scientific breeding methods should be adopted to dispose of wastes reasonably.

Generally speaking, the development of hometown chickens has a positive impact on employment, farmers' income and local economic development. But at the same time, we need to pay attention to solving market risks and environmental pollution problems, and continue to promote the sustained and healthy development of chicken industry in our hometown.