Introduction to Leisure Farm Leisure and Tourism Farm

1. Leisure and sightseeing farm

Leisure and sightseeing agriculture is a new type of ecological tourism based on agriculture and rural areas. It not only has the function of production, but also has the function of improving the quality of the ecological environment and providing people with the functions of sightseeing, leisure and vacation. The following conditions are mainly required:

1. Superior geographical location

2. Good natural environment including lighting conditions and water resources.

3. The internal terrain of the soil resources is flat, black clay, good water permeability, short soil water loss period, high organic matter content, suitable for growing crops.

2. Site selection for leisure and sightseeing farms

Steps to apply for land for farmhouse construction: 1. Project background

Project name, project undertaking unit, consulting ideas and qualifications for preparing the application report, basis of the application report and work summary.

2. Project unit application

The applicant’s existing main products, production scale, assets and liabilities, and shareholder composition.

Three. Project research conclusions

Comprehensive evaluation conclusions on project scale, raw materials, fuel and power supply, project engineering technical solutions, environmental protection, investment estimation and financing, project economic evaluation, etc.

Chapter 2 Basic Situation of Project Construction

1. Basic Situation of Project Construction

Or national industry development plan, industry development overview, project construction location, land area Area, investment scale, investment methods and financing methods, major investors, equipment imports and foreign exchange amounts, etc.

2. Project product technical plan

Main product output, main equipment and devices. The production capacity of the main workshop, the number of production lines, the production technology plan, technical parameters and process flow, and the selection of main process equipment. Evaluation of technological content, intellectual property rights and technological level development stages.

Three. Project architectural structure plan

General layout and transportation, civil engineering, main buildings, architectural features and structural design of buildings, and other projects.

Chapter 3 Construction Land and Related Planning

1. Regional situation of project construction land

The resources, regional geology, transportation, natural and important conditions of the construction area and relationship to the specific production needs of the project.

Two. Land use of the project

The amount of land occupied by the project, agricultural land occupied, construction project land, etc. The area occupied by the production area, living area, and raw material base, the existing buildings and structures that need to be demolished and utilized, the compensation or transfer fees to be paid for the project, and the preliminary review of the project land.

Three. Project layout planning

Demonstration and analysis of reasonable layout. Within the urban planning area, project site selection and layout are connected with local urban planning.

Chapter 4 Resource Utilization and Energy Consumption Analysis

1. Resources and Raw Materials

The natural resources that the project needs to use and their sources, quantities, transportation methods, Supply conditions, future development and development trends, and the connection between project resource utilization and related development resource utilization master plans.

Two. Energy consumption and occupation of public equipment

The quantity and capacity of coal, electricity, gas, steam, petroleum, road (traffic) and other fuels, electricity and public facilities required by the project depend on Depending on the size and type of the project itself and the available capacity of existing facilities.

Three. Energy and Water Saving Measures

Projects with high energy and water consumption consumption should meet the requirements of comprehensive utilization, resource conservation and sustainable development, propose energy and water conservation measures, and analyze energy and water consumption indicators.

Chapter 5 Environmental Impact Analysis

1. Current situation of the surrounding environment of the construction project

The natural, economic and social conditions of the project location. Including geography, hydrology, climate, meteorology, nature reserves, scenic spots and historic sites, important political and cultural facilities, distribution of living areas, population density, population health status and regional diseases, environmental quality status and other socioeconomic conditions.

2. Analysis of the project’s main pollution and pollutants

The project’s main pollution sources, types, emission concentrations, and emissions

Verb (abbreviation of verb) pair Environmental monitoring system and environmental management recommendations.

Conclusions and suggestions for environmental assessment of intransitive verbs.

Chapter 6 Economic and Social Benefit Analysis

1. Investment Estimation and Financing

Analyze the investment required for project construction and operation, estimate the total project investment, and analyze Financing situation.

Two. National Economic Evaluation

Evaluate the contribution of the project to the national economy and the cost to the national economy from a national perspective.

Three. Social effect analysis

Analyze the impact of the project on national politics and social stability, including the role of project construction in solving and promoting employment, the mutual adaptability of the project and the local anti-technological and cultural development level, the project and the local foundation The mutual adaptability of the development level of the facilities, the mutual adaptability of the project and the religious and ethnic habits of the local residents, and the impact of the project on the rational use of natural resources.

Chapter 7 Construction and Implementation

1. Safety, fire protection, sanitation and other measures implemented during project construction.

2. Project quality requirements.

Three.

Project bidding methods and bidding organization forms.

Chapter 8 Conclusion and Attachments of Farmhouse Project Application Report

1. Conclusion and related explanations.

Two. Issues and suggestions that need to be addressed by the government.

Three. Other relevant attachments to the farmhouse project application report.

3. Leisure and sightseeing farm design and planning

The first is the industrial and commercial certificate. Individuals can register as individual industrial and commercial households. Involves the industrial and commercial departments and tax departments. For farms engaged in agricultural production or mixed farms for entertainment and leisure, relevant qualifications and licenses are also required. For example, the construction of a breeding farm requires an epidemic prevention certificate, and an entertainment and leisure breeding farm may involve health licenses, food safety licenses and other relevant certificates for accommodation or catering.

Involving the health and epidemic prevention departments, food safety departments, local agricultural bureaus, etc.

For land use approval, you need to apply for land use approval from the local land and resources bureau. Those who need to build a house also need to apply for a construction permit, which involves the construction planning department; wait a moment. Many procedures are complex and involve many administrative departments. Let's take it step by step.

4. How to lay out the leisure and tourist farm

Hello theme! Happy to answer your questions! Maybe this is fate. I just got back from a friend's trip to a small farm a few days ago, so I'll just give you some of my thoughts below!

My friend also has a small farm and he is engaged in ecological tourism! As we all know, people's living standards are getting higher and higher now, and ordinary consumption can no longer meet people's needs, especially those living in cities. They are tired of living at two o'clock and one o'clock every day! At this time, the countryside has become a holy place for them to relax, with fresh air, clear water, delicious food, peace and tranquility! Forget about the many worries of daily life! Give your brain a break! Okay, let me tell you about my friend’s farm! His farm was built on a hill with a creek in front.

According to the terrain, he dug about seven or eight caves on the back side of the mountain, and then simply decorated them to allow tourists to rest and stay! Several starry sky houses have been built at the same time, and you can also move in!

A row of clay pots was built at the entrance of the cave! There are a lot of vegetables grown in the field next to it, and chickens and ducks are also raised! Visitors pick their own vegetables and cook their own meals! Then this is called hot business! Normally, there is no place to spend the holidays!

At the same time, he planted apple trees and let visitors pick their own apples! Once the apples arrive