Herbivores and livestock become a new highlight of agricultural production adjustment in Shanxi Province

Introduction: May 13, 2002 Shanxi Daily News: herbivores have become a major industry of rural economy in our province As of May 9, the number of dairy cows in the province has reached 150000, with a milk production of 403700 tons, 2.3 million cashmere goats, 632 tons of cashmere, and 2.2 million beef cattle As one of the four dominant industries in the province, herbivores and livestock have made considerable development since this year The output value of grazing animal husbandry and animal products, mainly cattle and sheep, accounts for 30% of the output value of animal husbandry, forming a pattern of three parts of the world In Kelan, Shanyin, Pianguan and other counties, herbivore has become the local pillar industry, initially forming a herbivore product processing system represented by Shanyin ancient city dairy, Shanyin Kangxi dairy, Taiyuan Hengkang dairy, Pingyao beef group, Yingxian Great Wall Garden meat and milk company, Pianguan Wanjiazhai whole sheep series and other animal product processing enterprises, while building Youyu Yuyang trading market, Huairen Nanxiaozhai market, Heshun Yangguang beef market, Xixian cashmere market and a number of animal products market with wide coverage, large throughput and flexible operation Many grass, food and animal products have been sold abroad The first reason is that the party committees and governments at all levels attach great importance to the rapid development of herbivorous livestock, which is the key point of industrial structure adjustment and the leading industry of revitalizing the rural economy Second, investment increased In the past three years, more than 1 billion yuan has been invested by the government, banks, farmers, foreign investors and private enterprises Third, private enterprises join in 80% of the large-scale processing plants, farms and other enterprises in the province are run by private enterprises (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: