What is the prospect of raising sheep now? Is it feasible to rent land to raise sheep?

In today's society, everyone tries to follow an unwritten law to measure your progress and how far you can go by maximizing benefits. When you turn around and look at the sheep industry with this law, you can't escape this law.

When interviewing for a job, the boss first pays attention to your ability and efficiency, because only when efficiency goes up will it bring considerable benefits. It's actually quite simple. If this is applied to aquaculture, it is still the same. Raising sheep depends on your efficiency and dedication. When you raise sheep under the same conditions and create corresponding income in the shortest time, then your income is today. Aquaculture is in the transition stage from traditional free-range and small-scale to large-scale development and scientific and technological transformation, which is the requirement of improving efficiency and benefit in today's society.

Actually, there's nothing wrong with thinking about it. Who doesn't want to make more money raising sheep? Who doesn't want to make more money than others? If you don't want to make money, then why do you keep sheep? Speaking of this, the contradiction in my heart began to emerge: in today's era of pursuing efficiency and benefit, is there any prospect for rural grazing and free-range sheep? Can we continue farming? Let's talk about our own views. Personally, under the current circumstances, the method of grazing sheep in rural areas is still promising, at least in recent years. As for the next few decades and hundreds of years, no one can say for sure.

First, grazing and free-range farming are still the main force of sheep industry.

I have to say that in recent years, although China's aquaculture industry has undergone great changes, the sheep industry is gradually developing to a large scale, but this development model is still in its infancy, and there are few large-scale sheep farms, many of which are mainly small-scale farming in rural areas, and the main force of raising sheep is still in rural areas.

Second, grazing and free-range farming are in line with the actual situation of rural people.

For rural people, it is not bad to raise a few sheep in the countryside. If there are convenient grazing conditions, the input cost can be relatively small. Secondly, grazing and free-range farming can also save a lot of costs. In this way, farmers can earn more money and live a happy life.

Third, there is a broad market for grazing sheep.

Where there is demand, there is a market, and where there is demand, there is a model, including grazing and free-range sheep. Now life is full of all kinds of feed and meat produced by concentrated feed. Although this kind of meat is also meat, it has lost its soul and taste. With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, more and more people begin to pursue original ecological foods, such as free-range chickens, pigs, cows and sheep, which have become new protagonists and become more and more popular.

Of course, we have to admit that with the rapid development of large-scale farming, the traditional way of raising sheep will be affected to some extent. When the cost of others is lower than your cost and the profit is greater than your profit, you will gradually lose confidence and even give up this farming method, because everyone needs to live.

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No matter what kind of farming method, it has its value and significance. With the rapid development of the times, some backward methods will inevitably be eliminated, but not all of them, but there are also choices for survival. Of course, I hope it can come to the countryside to graze and raise sheep, so that everyone can have a pure and original mutton.