Jiudaoling Town, Yixian County, Liaoning Province

Introduction: jiudaoling Town, Yixian County, Liaoning province takes the road of "combining animal husbandry (grass) with straw" to let animal husbandry play a leading role in the past economic life By the end of September this year, the number of cattle, sheep and pigs has exceeded 70000, and 720 silos have been built, making animal husbandry a new economic growth point for the development of the whole town The drought in the past three years has awakened the cadres and the masses They have realized that it is not good to engage in farming alone We must walk on multiple legs and find new economic support points The start of preferential policies is the primary factor for the great development of animal husbandry in jiudaoling town The town Party committee and the government have issued a series of preferential policies All farmers will be given loans The town will provide basic ewes (cows), etc for free technical lectures, epidemic prevention and disease eradication The farmers who build silage cellars will also provide 800 bricks and some funds for free This year, more than 700000 yuan of loans have been obtained from credit cooperatives, and 1700 high-quality basic ewes have been introduced to households In the specific work, the township head is in charge of the establishment of a livestock leading group with the participation of the directors of key breeding villages, which is responsible for the "one-stop" services such as capital, materials, feed, epidemic prevention, sales, etc the group insists on reporting the service situation to the township Party committee every quarter, and studies and solves the problems raised by each household Jiudaoling town also takes science and technology as the driving force for the development of animal husbandry The staff of the animal husbandry station of jiudaoling town go to the countryside to talk on the Kang and teach by hand In order to promote silage technology, more than 100 farmers participated in silage training courses on September 10.