1. Supporting policies for the construction of standardized scale pig farms In 2008, the central government continued to arrange 2.5 billion yuan to support the infrastructure construction of a number of standardized scale pig farms, especially the construction of manure treatment, standardized transformation of pig houses, water circuits and epidemic prevention. The amount of support arranged by the central government in Zhejiang Province will still reach 59 million yuan. In 2008, the provincial finance will continue to allocate special funds of10,000 yuan to support the new development of large-scale ecological pig breeding in Lishui, Wenzhou and Taizhou, and the provincial finance will give a one-time subsidy of 200,000 yuan to the ecological pig farms approved by the provincial government to meet the specified requirements. 2. Subsidy policy for fertile sows According to the Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Further Supporting Pig Production and Stabilizing Market Supply, during the year from July 1 2008 to June 30, 2009, the national subsidy standard for fertile sows doubled compared with 2007, and the subsidy per sow was raised to 100 yuan. Relevant departments in Zhejiang Province are studying and formulating specific subsidy measures. 3. Pig Seed Subsidy Policy In 2008, the central and provincial governments will continue to implement subsidy policies for the construction of pig breeding farms and the artificial insemination of pigs with improved pig semen. Among them, the central government will continue to support the construction of more than five pig farms in Zhejiang Province, and at the same time select some counties with relatively sound technical service network for artificial insemination of pigs and high penetration rate of artificial insemination of pigs to implement subsidies for improved varieties of pigs. The subsidy policy for pig artificial insemination is as follows: subsidy standard: each fertile sow breeds two births a year, and each sow breeds two semen, each semen 10 yuan, and each fertile sow subsidizes 40 yuan every year. Subsidy method: the Provincial Department of Finance will allocate the subsidy funds to the county-level financial department, which will use no more than 2 semen per fetus for breeding, and each semen is not higher than 10 yuan. The subsidy funds will be settled with the sperm supply units of improved pigs (including organizations and units that produce improved pig semen such as boar stations and pig farms, hereinafter referred to as sperm supply units), and the sperm supply units will provide semen to farmers at subsidized preferential prices. Free compulsory immunization and subsidies for culling sick pigs will be implemented for the first-class animal diseases and highly pathogenic porcine blue ear disease listed in the country. In addition to the compulsory immunization against foot-and-mouth disease in pigs, from July 1 2007, the free compulsory immunization against classical swine fever and highly pathogenic porcine blue ear disease was implemented, and the required vaccine funds were borne by provincial and local governments respectively; The expenses for vaccination, epidemic prediction and other epidemic prevention work organized by the supervising and managing departments for animal epidemic prevention shall be guaranteed by governments at all levels. Among them, the economically underdeveloped areas shall be subsidized by the provincial finance according to the actual slaughter of small and medium-sized pigs (below 500) and scattered healthy pigs in the previous year. For swine fever, highly pathogenic blue-ear disease pigs and the same group of pigs culled due to epidemic prevention, farm (household) subsidies shall be given according to the subsidy standard and burden measures for pig foot-and-mouth disease. The subsidy standards are tentatively set for 600 yuan/Tou and 200 yuan/Tou, and the burden ratio is 40% for central finance, 20% for provincial finance, 20% for local finance and 20% for farmers. 5. Subsidy Policy for Harmless Treatment of Dead Pigs in Slaughtering In order to further promote the harmless treatment of dead pigs in slaughter and ensure the quality and safety of pork, the state finance subsidizes the harmless treatment of dead pigs in slaughter. The financial subsidies for harmless treatment include the loss subsidies for sick pigs and the subsidies for harmless treatment expenses. Subsidy target: the target of the subsidy for the loss of sick pigs is the owners who provide sick pigs and the enterprises that slaughter them themselves. The object of subsidy for harmless treatment costs is the pig slaughtering enterprises that implement harmless treatment. The loss subsidy for sick pigs is only for live sick pigs, and dead sick pigs are not entitled to loss subsidies when they are sent to designated slaughter enterprises. Harmless treatment fee subsidies include diseased pigs and diseased dead pigs. Subsidy standard: 500 yuan/head for the loss of sick pigs, and 80 yuan/head for the cost of harmless treatment. Commitment ratio: 40% of central finance, 40% of provincial finance, and the remaining 20% is subsidized by cities and counties. (Cai Jian [2007] No.608), Zhejiang Caiqizi [2007] No.278) 6. In 2008, we will continue to implement the insurance premium subsidy policy for fertile sows, and the provincial and local governments will subsidize 80% of the premiums of fertile sows insured by farms (households). All fertile sows that meet the specified conditions in Zhejiang Province can participate in the insurance as the subject matter, and the insurance can provide policy claims for direct death of fertile sows due to major diseases 1 1. Insurance conditions: (1) The insured sow (referring to the sow with reproductive ability) must be approved by the local animal husbandry and veterinary department, immunized according to the regulations and wear the logo; (2) The pig age is more than 8 months and less than 4 years; (3) The stocks above 10 (inclusive) can be directly insured, and those below 10 can be insured by administrative villages or farmers' professional cooperative organizations. Coverage: 1 1,000 yuan/head; Insurance premium: 60 yuan/head, of which 12 yuan is borne by farmers, and the rest of 48 yuan is directly subsidized by the government. Insurance liability: to cover major diseases, natural disasters and accidents faced by sows during feeding, including septicemia, bluetongue disease, pruritus, swine fever, swine pneumonia, erysipelas, blue ear disease, epidemic diarrhea, streptococcus suis, foot-and-mouth disease and its immune side effects, typhoons, tornadoes, rainstorms, lightning strikes, earthquakes, floods, hail, mudslides, landslides, fires, explosions and buildings. 7. Pig Breeding Insurance Policy Zhejiang Province started policy-based agricultural insurance in 2006, and in 2008 it was extended to 86 counties (cities, districts) with agricultural production in the province, and the "3+ 1+6X" model was implemented. "3" covers all farmers in the province with policy insurance that can breed sows, rape and cows; 1 refers to rice, which is an essential variety, and "6x" is a special variety selected by all localities within the current variety range according to the actual situation, covering all large households in the province. According to Zhejiang Policy Agricultural Insurance * * * Pig Breeding Insurance Clause, the pig breeding insurance rate is 3%, and the insured quantity coefficient is determined according to the specific insured quantity; Insurance coverage: The maximum insurance coverage for breeding pigs shall not exceed 1 1,000 yuan, and the maximum insurance coverage for a fattening pig weighing 1 1,000 kg shall not exceed that of 600 yuan, which shall be determined by the insured and the insurer through negotiation according to the purchase price and feeding cost. The proportion of government premium subsidies is 45%. Insurance liability: W disease, swine fever, pig lung disease, swine erysipelas, blue ear disease, epidemic diarrhea, swine streptococcosis, fire, explosion, storm, rainstorm, flood, lightning strike, typhoon, tornado, debris flow and landslide; Natural disasters and accidents such as building collapse and falling objects in the air. Insurance conditions: (1) It is required to build a farm for more than 1 year, with a sound management system and a certificate of animal epidemic prevention; (2) A single farm (household) can breed more than sow 10 or more than 50 fattening pigs per batch, and insure more than 200 fattening pigs annually; (3) Breeding pigs are between 8 months old and 4 years old; Fattening pig weight 10 kg or more; (4) After verification by the animal husbandry and veterinary department that there is no disability, no disease within the insurance scope, good nutrition and normal feeding management, immunization can be carried out according to the immunization procedures approved and recorded by the animal husbandry and epidemic prevention department of the county (city, district). (5) The applicant shall insure all pigs that the insured meets the insurance requirements. In addition, the state will continue to encourage pigs to be transferred out of large counties, and support the healthy development of the pig industry in improving the monitoring and early warning system for pig production and consumption and increasing the scale of pork reserves.