Farmers raise pigs in village residential areas. Half the village stinks and flies fly all over the street. What should we do?

Hello, I'm Sister Mei Zi. I am very happy to discuss the problem of farmers raising pigs in the residential area of the village. Half the village stinks and flies fly all over the street. What should I do?

Indeed, such an environment is disgusting, and as far as flies are concerned, it will still have an impact on human health.

First of all, it is a good thing for residents to raise pigs, and the town government also supports encouragement and gives subsidies. However, on the premise of raising pigs, you should choose a good site and not affect the lives of residents.

If the village stinks and flies fly all over the street, it means there are more pigs, at least 20, so it's not just one or two. Such a scale of farming will definitely affect the lives of residents. Not to mention that there are flies all over the street, it is unacceptable to just listen to pigs. There must be procedures for raising pigs in large quantities. You can't raise so many pigs without formalities. What about this impact?

First, negotiate with the farmers to deal with the garbage generated by raising pigs. Supervise the rectification measures until there is no impact on the villagers.

Second, if negotiation fails, you can complain to the local environmental protection department and let the environmental protection department supervise the rectification.

Third, report the situation to the village and let the village come forward to solve it and move out of the residential area!

In other words, pig farmers should try to stay away from residential areas so as not to affect residents' lives. They are neighbors, so there is no need to make many things very hurtful!

Generally speaking, raising pigs is promising, but now residents' lives must be peaceful and clean, and the country is vigorously building new countryside. Therefore, we should also consider the week when starting a business! Don't affect the life and health of residents because of your entrepreneurial road!

The above is my personal opinion. If you don't understand, you can go to the town government department to understand! Thanks for reading!

Today, as usual, the village chief's brother and daughter-in-law took an oath in our street at noon. This is the sixth day that she swore and the sixth day that her pigsty was torn down.

Years ago, the village head and his brother's family built a simple pigsty behind their yard to raise pigs. When it was first built, our neighbors in Hutong advised him and told him that farming was not allowed in the village according to the policy. If you raise pigs, there will be a lot of flies and mosquitoes, and pig manure and pigs will have to be moved so much. Then how can we rest and live in this street? The village chief's brother assured us repeatedly that he only fed three pigs, and the pig manure was cleaned up at any time, and he would never raise it again. Several of our neighbors thought that on the contrary, three pigs wouldn't make noise, so they didn't embarrass him, but who knows that after the pigsty was built, they bought 15 piglets at once.

When we went to see him again, he once again promised to keep the pigs and never feed them again after selling them. As a result, for half a year, we almost lived in the world of pigs, and the streets smelled of pig manure from flies and mosquitoes. We don't think it is easy for him to raise pigs. Anyway, we have to put up with these pigs. As a result, when he sold this batch of big pigs, 20 piglets came in, so we went to look for them. We couldn't believe it, so we went to the village head for a theory. The village chief criticized his younger brother, but he didn't listen and went his own way. Several of our neighbors had no choice but to go to the relevant departments in the town together. After the comrades of the relevant departments came, they gave him serious criticism and education and issued a notice of demolition within a time limit. On the day of demolition, the staff came to urge and supervise them to completely dismantle the pigsty and sell the piglets.

When the pigsty was demolished, the village chief's brother and daughter-in-law began to curse. There is no good way for us to stare, and no one wants to give a woman general knowledge. That's it. If he dares to scold again tomorrow, we'll have to go to the village head again.

Farmers raise pigs in village residential areas. Half of the village stinks and flies fly all over the street! What should I do? If someone raises pigs in the village, three pigs and two heads actually have little impact on the surrounding area. At this time, it is ok for everyone to turn a blind eye. After all, the impact is small and will not hinder normal life. But once it exceeds eight heads and ten heads, the noise made by pigs will be very loud, and the smell of pig manure will be very pungent. In summer, flies and mosquitoes are like going to the market.

In this case, the subject should go to the pig farm for consultation with the surrounding villagers and have a good talk. If the other party agrees to clean up the pigs within a certain period of time, then as fellow villagers, we should be generous and give each other a time to clean up. After all, it is not easy for farmers to raise pigs, and it is understandable to be polite to each other.

But if the other party continues to breed beyond the cleaning time he said, and does not admit or solve the knowledge reached before, then as the injured party, we should first go to the village Committee cadres for processing. If the village cadres can't handle it, then we will report the complaint to the local environmental protection land authorities at the first time, and then the rest will be left alone. There will be special staff to handle everything afterwards.

My advice to you is: when dealing with this kind of thing, don't be impulsive and don't have physical conflicts. If he is willing to reason, reason with him calmly. If he is unreasonable, don't spoil him. Go directly to the relevant departments to solve it. Don't make trouble, but don't be afraid of things.

In our village, rural villagers also raise pigs in the village. Basically, there is a pigsty in front of and behind every house, and one or two pigs are raised every year. Because the number of pigs is small, the smell and sewage produced are limited, which has little impact on the environment. In addition, every household raises pigs in this way. Therefore, neighbors can understand and tolerate raising pigs, and no one will raise any objection.

There are also pigs that specialize in raising pigs. There are many pigs, but they are generally in relatively remote places and dare not raise them in residential areas. To tell the truth, raising too many pigs does have an impact on the environment. I once went to a remote ravine and smelled a bad smell all the way. Approaching, I saw a villager raising pigs there. It is not only smelly, but also polluted by water, and the environment is very bad.

If raising pigs has an impact on the environment, the environmental protection department will intervene. Like us, there are several pig farms that have caused environmental impact and have been required to be rectified by the environmental protection department. Those that can be rectified can be inherited, and those that cannot be rectified can be closed.

Raising pigs in residential areas mentioned in the question stinks half the village. This may be because raising too many pigs has brought influence to others. So the situation can be reflected to the environmental protection department, and they will handle it.

Generally speaking, it is encouraged and supported by national policies for villagers to raise pigs and develop aquaculture in their villages, which is also one of the effective ways for farmers to get rich. The law does not prohibit it, but the premise is that it cannot affect the environment and others, otherwise the relevant departments will intervene. So pay attention when raising pigs.

Farmers raise pigs in residential areas, half of the village stinks and flies fly all over the street!

First of all, it affects the healthy life of residents. When residents travel every day, they will smell a foul air, which will seriously affect everyone's physical and mental health and even make people sick. Secondly, flies fly all over the street, which makes them more susceptible to various germs. Flies like to crawl on human and animal feces, garbage, waste and corpses for food, and are easy to attach a large number of pathogens, such as dysentery bacilli, hepatitis bacilli, typhoid bacilli, polio germs, hepatitis A and hepatitis B. These germs are easily transmitted to people.

Raising pigs by farmers is a good measure for farmers to develop industries to get rid of poverty and become rich. Industrial poverty alleviation is a preferential policy for agriculture, countryside and farmers. The party's policy of getting rid of poverty and getting rich benefits farmers and friends. We must thank the party and the government. When developing production and promoting planting and breeding, we should benefit the country and the people and never do anything against the people. The state has introduced many policies, such as not allowing farming in residential areas and near water sources. It is necessary to eliminate hidden dangers of pollution, ensure the safety of residents' living environment, and pay close attention to * * * to nip in the bud.

Back to the problem, the first is the corrective measures. First of all, the pigsty was transformed, the pig manure was treated harmlessly, and a septic tank was built, which made the environment clean and pollution-free, and did not affect the living environment of residents. Secondly, we should protect the surrounding environment and put in place measures to eliminate mosquitoes and flies. The second is the relocation of the venue. If the rectification measures are not up to standard, the site shall be moved out of the residential area, which shall not affect the production and life of residents.

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The villagers raise pigs, which makes half the village stink and flies everywhere. How to solve this problem?

In fact, people living in rural areas know that this is a problem that is likely to be encountered, and it is a very headache to encounter such a problem.

They are all from the same village, which is very difficult to deal with. Once it is not handled well, it will affect the villagers' getting along in the future. Let me give you the following solution!

The first step is friendly consultation. First, we must find the leaders in the village and let the village come forward to communicate with them face to face.

Because it has caused such a large area of environmental problems, it shows that there must be problems with farmers' sanitary treatment.

To urge them to carry out rectification, we must standardize the treatment of feces and garbage produced by farming until it no longer affects the normal life of villagers!

If farmers still insist on this breeding method, then we will report directly to the environmental protection department and let the environmental protection department supervise the rectification!

Raising pigs is a good thing, and the government encourages and supports it, but it must be standardized and standardized, and it must not affect the surrounding environment. Because you raise pigs alone, it will affect the normal life of a village, and it is definitely not feasible!

The above is just my personal opinion. Thank you for reading. I hope my method can solve your problem!

It is quite common for farmers to breed in the residential areas of the village. I deeply share the same feeling and disagree with the influence of raising pigs or other livestock and poultry in the village, and the phenomenon that half of the village stinks and flies are dancing everywhere.

In the past, villagers raised pigs or other livestock and poultry, mostly in a semi-free-range mode. Although there was an odor, at that time, basically every household had farming, so no one paid much attention to these things. It's different now. The environmental sanitation in rural areas is better, and there are fewer people raising livestock and poultry in the village. Generally speaking, agriculture is large-scale.

Some villagers will use the wasteland near their homes or the abandoned yard in the village to engage in aquaculture, regardless of the feelings of their neighbors. This is because some farmers are still in the original concept that others have no right to interfere in the cultivation of their own land.

There are two such families in my local village, one is a professional pig farmer and the other is a duck farmer in a greenhouse. Their farming position is on the edge of the village residential area, and they are basically mixed with the residents.

When the temperature is low in winter, there is not much feeling, especially after the arrival of high temperature weather in summer. It's no exaggeration to make half the village stink all day, and there are many flies, which is miserable for the surrounding villagers.

For such a thing, several villagers near the farm were a little embarrassed to say anything to them at first because of their neighbors, but in the end, because they couldn't stand the smell of the farm and the nuisance of flies, several neighbors discussed and communicated with the farm and planned to let them move.

However, because farmers did not consider the impact on villagers at the beginning of farm construction, they invested a lot of money. If we let them move away, we can say that they have a thousand reluctance. After the villagers failed to communicate with them, they found the village branch again and asked the village cadres to mediate. Finally, the mediation was unsuccessful, which was very unpleasant.

Farmers still concentrate on farming, regardless of the impact on the surrounding villagers. So these villagers called the relevant departments in turn to make many complaints, and the two farmers were stopped by relevant departments such as environmental protection. Although these two farmers have been farming intermittently for some time, it is difficult for them to last here for a long time.

Recently, among the two farmers in my village, the pig farmer has rented the land of the villagers far away from the village, and the farm is preparing to move. The duck farmers in the greenhouse have stopped farming, and the greenhouse has been temporarily abandoned there. As you can see, the villagers' complaint phone calls worked later, and farmers were persuaded by relevant departments such as environmental protection.

Through the above two cases in our village, we can know that if the farm really has a great impact on the environment in the village, let the village branch communicate at home without results. If it still doesn't work, you can directly call the relevant number to make a complaint, and there will be a department to manage it soon. They will also move the farm out of the village under pressure and public opinion from all sides.

The state encourages farmers to raise pigs, especially last year and this year, the price of pigs continued to rise. Many farmers saw that raising pigs was profitable and could make a lot of money, so they began to raise pigs one after another.

Raising pigs is a good thing, which can not only provide more pork to the market, but also curb the rise of pig prices and increase farmers' income. It is the best of both worlds. The state encourages farmers to raise pigs, but the requirements for environmental protection are also very strict. In the past, you raised pigs in rural areas and everyone raised them. You don't think I stink, and I don't think you are dirty. We didn't engage in environmental protection before, and no one cared about pollution. Not now. The country wants to engage in environmental protection, and farmers are paying more and more attention to environmental protection. In the countryside, no one raises them. Your family raised it in a residential area. Of course, people will think that you don't pay attention to environmental protection, making this community stink and flies flying around. They must have a problem with you.

This problem is actually very easy to solve. First, ask the village committee to let the cadres tell him that the villagers have opinions about his raising pigs in the community and polluting the environment, and let him move to a safe distance that conforms to environmental protection. That's easy to say.

If he refuses to move, he will report to the Environmental Protection Bureau and ask the law enforcement department to move him to an environmentally friendly and pollution-free place outside the community.

In fact, rural farmers all know the truth and the law, and writing is the key to the mountain. I believe that pig farmers can consciously move out of residential areas and choose places that meet environmental protection requirements.

In the past, every family in rural areas worked in agriculture, lived in scattered places, and there was no conflict between neighbors. At present, people living in rural areas are relatively concentrated, and one family engages in farming, which may affect other households. Especially pigs, in the past, most pigs were fed grass powder mixed with a small amount of concentrate, and pig manure was not very smelly. Nowadays, pigs are fed with feed, and the feces are particularly smelly, especially in the case of high temperature in summer, which is really unbearable. Without experience, I thought the peasants had changed and become melodramatic. There is a pig farmer in our village who once raised a hundred pigs. In summer, the breeding area will give off a strong smell, and neighbors will complain a lot.

It is a good idea to advocate the separation of residential areas and aquaculture areas now. This is especially true in densely populated rural areas. Now, environmental protection is strictly controlled. If aquaculture affects others, once it is reported, the environmental protection department will inevitably take care of it.

Speaking of these things, some people think that neighbors should be tolerant. But this is really unbearable. If your neighbors are engaged in farming, and you smell bad smell every day, how many days can you stand it? With the development of society, farming habits in rural areas should also be changed.

Farmers raise pigs in the village residential area, which makes the whole village air smelly and flies flying all over the street. (1) indicates that the pig-raising scale of this farmer may have exceeded 10, and it will not smell so bad if three or two pigs are raised; The sanitary work of this farmer's pigsty is not good, which affects the daily life of most people. In this case, tell him first that everyone supports him to raise pigs, but he should do a good job in the sanitation of the pen house so as not to affect everyone's normal life.

After all, it is not easy for people to raise pigs, and everyone wants to make some money. However, as pig farmers, we should also be conscious that everyone belongs to the villagers. You raise pigs to make money, and let others accompany you to suck smelly air all day. If you don't clean the pigsty well, people will report you for polluting the environment, and your pig farm may be torn down then.

So be polite before the soldiers, communicate with pig farmers first, and let them do a good job in hygiene. If he doesn't rectify, and stinking flies are still flying around, then the victims can jointly ask government officials to solve this matter, which is considered as tolerance.

Although the country has also supported free-range health pigs in rural areas in the past two years, there are also clear regulations that pigs cannot be raised near residential areas or nature reserves. In some areas, it is also stipulated that for large-scale pig farms, pig manure should be separated from dry and wet. It is to use mechanical equipment to separate pig urine water into thick manure, and the separated thick manure can be used as organic fertilizer. After anaerobic fermentation, the separated pig urine water can be turned into green manure or fish feed.

Now if you want to raise pigs in rural areas, you must stay away from residential areas. To build a pig farm, we must first build some supporting sewage treatment facilities near the pig house. For example, septic tanks, wet and dry separation equipment for pig manure, if you think these costs are too high to afford, don't start raising pigs. It's not the same now. At that time, every household in the village raised pigs, but the scale was small and the pollution level was different. No one would say who.

But now it's different: the country has strict requirements on environmental protection, and raising pigs is a relatively large source of pollution. Therefore, to raise pigs now, we must solve the problem of manure treatment. Otherwise, you will be torn down by half because of pollution, and your loss will be even greater. Hello, I'm recalling my bitter thoughts and I'm glad to answer this question. Everyone who lives in the countryside knows that one or two pigs are usually raised at home, and one is sold to earn some money during the Chinese New Year, and then one is killed for the Chinese New Year.

Like our mountain village, every family is far away, so no matter how many you raise, it will basically not affect the neighbors. First, the distance between two houses exceeds 100 meter. Second, there are many trees and plants in the middle. However, in the area where villages and houses are concentrated, all families raise pigs, which really has a great impact on the overall environment, especially at night, all the pigs begin to bark. The whole yard is full of pigs howling, but in summer, the smell of pig excrement is everywhere, and flies and mosquitoes are flying around. People didn't pay attention to these things in the countryside before. Now that people's living standards have improved, they pay more and more attention to the living environment and hygiene. Therefore, the problems raised by the subject are also problems encountered by many villages. After all, they all belong to the same village. With so many people, you can't help others to support their families, and it is easy to affect neighborhood relations.

Now many villages have built small houses, and with the swine fever last year, there are fewer pigs in rural areas, but people in rural areas only earn some income by farming and breeding. Therefore, if other people's pigs affect your living environment, it is best for individuals not to communicate face to face. The best way is to report to the village Committee, because the relevant regulations of the state require large-scale farming to stay away from residential areas. If it is a large-scale farming, it depends on whether it meets the requirements, stay away from water sources, and don't go to the upwind water area. If they fail to meet the relevant requirements, the relevant departments can let them move out or carry out rectification, and they will be punished for destroying the ecological environment, such as polluting water resources.

If they only have two heads, then as a neighbor, you should have an understanding attitude. Secondly, between your home and theirs, you can build a high fence to keep out the wind and prevent the stench from floating out. You can also plant some trees that are conducive to air purification in the middle, and then you can communicate properly. For example, "your pigs should be cleaned more in the pigsty, otherwise it will stink and everyone will be uncomfortable to live in."

Therefore, when you encounter something in the countryside, don't quarrel forcibly, and solve it separately with an understanding and inclusive attitude. Many problems will become simple.

This is my answer to this question. I hope I can help you.