1. Traditional planting and breeding

Planting and breeding are common choices for rural entrepreneurship, but growing grains, fruits and vegetables does not have pricing power, and in the end you can only earn hard currency. After all, not everyone can produce products like Chucheng and obtain brand premiums. Propagation is more dangerous than cultivation. After all, as the saying goes, those with lots of wealth and fur don't count. Pork will be very expensive in 2019, and then tens of millions of pigs will be infected with African swine fever. Raising chickens can be just as concerning as raising pigs.

A farmer in Europe and the United States is like a family operator with hundreds and thousands of acres of land. When the machine is fully used, there will still be bankruptcies. Domestic land resources are more dispersed. Most rural areas only have about one acre of arable land per capita, so concentration costs are high. Unless there are state subsidies or high-end agriculture combined with the tourism economy, it will be difficult to make a profit.

2. Rural self-service media and rural e-commerce

In recent years, social e-commerce has mushroomed. Short videos and self-media have become popular. Some self-media with rural themes also appeared. E-commerce is the most direct way to achieve Internet traffic, and self-service media is also an option. It is worth noting that the products produced in rural areas have low unit price, heavy weight, expensive freight and high storage requirements, which are great obstacles. As the incentive period for self-service media is about to pass, it will become increasingly difficult to choose rural entrepreneurship topics. Saying this is hard, let's say something more hopeful.

Third, rural nursing homes

Retiring in the city and retiring in the countryside are financially and intellectually successful solutions to retirement problems. The cost of rural land is very low. Large sanitariums were built in rural areas near cities, leaving enough vegetable plots to provide for self-sufficiency. You can also raise chickens, ducks, pigs and sheep, dig a fish pond for fishing, and your old age will be pleasant without the hustle and bustle of the city. Land prices are low, pension expenses need to be borne are low, and self-sufficiency can further reduce costs. Urban residents have high pensions, and living in rural areas can also promote rural economic development. Nursing staff can also be recruited from rural areas to provide a large number of jobs.