What procedures or certificates do you need to go through to run a small chicken farm in the countryside?

Building a chicken farm will involve many problems such as factory building, environmental protection, quarantine and so on, which must be handled well.

The first is site selection and land procedures. Land use agreements need to be filed and signed with the Bureau of Land and Resources and the Bureau of Agriculture. The new "three rural policies" put forward by the state still strongly support rural farmers. As long as farmers don't occupy basic farmland, they can easily get the approval for running a farm. Although the farm is a temporary building, it will be considered as illegal land occupation and illegal construction if the land use procedures are not handled in time.

Second, if the farm is ecological or large-scale, it must go through the EIA process. Environmental impact approval opinions and pollutant discharge permits need to be obtained through the approval of the Environmental Protection Bureau. Its purpose is to safeguard the legitimate environmental rights and interests of the public, embody the people-oriented principle in environmental impact assessment, and improve the rationality and effectiveness of environmental protection measures through public participation.

Three, apply for proof of animal epidemic prevention conditions. Without this certificate, you can't engage in aquaculture. After the certificate of animal epidemic prevention conditions is approved, you can apply for a business license at the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and go through the registration formalities at the Animal Husbandry Bureau in time.