Colorful pheasant, also known as ring-necked pheasant and pheasant, was introduced to China from Nevada, USA. Colorful pheasant's feathers are very beautiful, and its appearance is quite similar to that of peacock.

Now Dengmiao Village, Xie Jia Town, pengshan county, Sichuan, is surrounded by green mountains and green waters, and the air is fresh. The climate is pleasant, the land is fertile, especially the plant resources are very rich, the green area is over 90%, and the natural ecological environment is very good. Colorful pheasant, also known as ring-necked pheasant, pheasant and pheasant, was introduced to China from Nevada, USA. The colorful pheasant feathers are very beautiful. At first glance, they look like peacocks. This program tells the story that Wang Fei started a colorful pheasant farm with thousands of dollars earned by working with his father.

17 years old, Wang Fei packed his bags and started a part-time job. By chance, 23-year-old Wang Fei saw a report on raising pheasants to get rich in CCTV, and his dream of raising pheasants was born.

In 2008, Wang Fei returned to his hometown. He took out all his savings and bought 38 chickens from Chengdu at a price of 100 yuan each. Chickens lay eggs, and eggs hatch seedlings. In the first year, Wang Fei raised more than 700 colorful pheasants. That year, he earned 10000 yuan.

At the beginning of 2009, Wang Fei naturally hatched 1500 pheasants at one time. In order to give the pheasants better room to grow, Wang Fei vacated all his house to raise chickens, and he and his father moved to his uncle's house next door.

However, a disease is also breeding. In the second half of that year, the pheasants in Wang Fei were about to go on the market, but all died overnight. The breeding density is too high, and pheasants are infected with serious infectious diseases.

After further consideration, he decided to start from scratch. Soon, he went to Chengdu and bought 700 chickens. He opened up the open space in front of his house, surrounded the internet, and put up stakes to cultivate the pheasant. In this way, the chicken was separated from the adult chicken, and he kept close contact with the technicians of the county animal husbandry bureau to ensure that the situation could be solved in time.

Today, there are more than 3,000 brightly colored pheasants, green-shelled hens and chickens in chicken coops in Wang Fei. At the end of last year, with the support of relevant departments in pengshan county, Meishan City, he built a new standardized farm covering an area of 200 square meters, reclaimed new barren hills and added small automatic incubation equipment. Realize the breeding scale of more than 6,000 colorful pheasants and chicks 1 10,000, with an annual profit of more than 65,438+10,000 yuan.

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The entrepreneurial story of raising pheasants

In 2005, 26-year-old Yanwu was a textile worker in a cotton textile factory in jiangyou city, Sichuan Province, earning a monthly income in 700 yuan. Yanwu's home is in the countryside. He was born in a poor family. At that time, because of her timidity and inferiority, she even had serious obstacles in talking to others.

In order to change the living conditions of herself and her family, the shy Yanwu had to do something that others thought was bold. She had to take the initiative to choose to be laid off and return to her hometown to start a business. This incident caused strong opposition from her husband Huang Xiudong. Huang Xiudong thinks it is difficult for Yanwu to talk with strangers, let alone start his own business.

However, Yanwu ignored her husband's opposition. In 2005, she returned to her hometown, 200 kilometers away from Jiangyou city, with the laid-off resettlement fee and the borrowed 50,000 yuan? In Bai Jiao Beach Village, Xiangshan Town, Daying County, pheasant breeding was started.

Yanwu is a complete stranger to pheasant breeding. She bought relevant books to study, rented an old school building and a small mountain ridge in her hometown, and bought 300 groups of breeders. Due to lack of funds, Yanwu has no incubation facilities. She got on the horse by indigenous means and tried to hatch with electric blankets and quilts. Results The first batch 1000 eggs were all discarded. Yanwu was not discouraged. The next year, she borrowed some money and invited a relative of the Animal Husbandry Bureau to guide her. Groups of pheasants finally hatched.

At the same time, Yanwu also learned the breeding technology and put it into practice by participating in technical training and learning from teachers. She stayed in the chicken farm to observe the pheasant's feeding and laying eggs, and explored a scientific feeding method, which greatly improved the pheasant's survival rate. Half a year later, the pheasant entered estrus and began to lay eggs, which made Yanwu very happy. However, Yanwu did not expect that what was waiting for her was a series of blows from reality.

In 2006, Yanwu took a pheasant to a restaurant to sell. She sells pheasants in Daying County, the only one, and the price is 300 yuan. But she found more than a dozen restaurants, and no one bought them.

Chickens can't be sold when they are raised, and the remaining 50,000 yuan of funds are running low. Yanwu is in financial trouble. Tired and anxious, she suddenly got acute cholecystitis. Yanwu lives alone in the hospital. He is too poor to pay the medical bills.

But Yanwu didn't expect that it was this disease that made her meet an important person in despair, which not only brought a turn for the better for her wealth, but also made her life undergo earth-shaking changes.

This man is Jianshe Yang, the director of the local health center. Yanwu can't afford medical expenses. Without further ado, Yang Dean helped her to see the doctor first, and told her to pay back the money.

A month later, Yanwu was discharged from the hospital. To thank her, she invited Yang Dean to her home and cooked a pheasant for Yang Dean. This meal gave Yang Dean a deeper understanding of Yanwu. Unexpectedly, Yang Dean heard that the pheasants in Yanwu were hard to sell, so she took the initiative to help her publicize.

Yang Dean's enthusiastic help brightened Yanwu's closed heart, and she began to try to make friends. Unexpectedly, these friends turned out to be the best way for her to explore the market in the early stage. In 2007, with the help of friends, she sold pheasants to several game restaurants in Daying County, and the price was set at 198 yuan, making a net profit of more than 300,000 yuan.

In August, 2007, Yanwu signed a purchase and sale contract with a company in Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan for 6,543,800 pheasants. Huang Xiudong, Yanwu's husband, also quit his job to accompany her. In order to expand the scale of farming, she invested 300,000 yuan and set up cooperatives with more than 20 farmers. She sold chickens to farmers, and then sold them collectively after the pheasants were released. Originally, it was a thriving scene, but Yanwu didn't expect that the natural disasters that followed drove her into a desperate situation.

On May, 2008, after the Wenchuan earthquake in Kloc-0/2, Jiuzhaigou was also the hardest hit area, and all the contracts for150,000 pheasants were terminated. One day, Yanwu came home and was stunned by the sight at home.

Farmers in the cooperative buy chickens from Yanwu, but they can't sell them. Everyone is in a hurry, sitting in Yanwu's house every day, wrestling, just want Yanwu to collect chickens according to the contract, because farmers don't know where the pheasant market is. In order to sell chickens, Yanwu and his wife searched everywhere in Sichuan. In May 2009, 65,438+10,000 pheasants promised to farmers still could not find a market, and Yanwu really had no money to buy chickens from farmers. In desperation, she had to do something without telling her husband.

A few days later, her husband Huang Xiudong discovered a strange thing. In the evening, Yanwu always gesticulates with lively gesticulations in front of a small mirror, muttering something and asking what she is doing.

It turns out that Yanwu intends to ask the county party secretary for help, but she has always had a weakness. She blushes when talking to strangers, especially when talking to people she thinks are important. So Yanwu came up with an idea. The day before, she wrote down what she wanted to say and the questions that the county party secretary might ask, then recited them and practiced them repeatedly in front of a small mirror.

After practicing in front of the small mirror, Yanwu directly found the county party secretary the next day, and not only got a financial subsidy of 1 10,000 yuan, but also got a loan of110,000 yuan. This incident made many people look at Yanwu with new eyes.