What are the rural entrepreneurial projects?

There are many rural entrepreneurial projects. The following are some common rural entrepreneurial projects:

1. Agricultural products processing: set up workshops or factories for agricultural products processing, such as vegetable and fruit processing, grain processing and livestock products processing. Through the processing of agricultural products, the added value and farmers' income can be increased.

2. Agricultural planting: carry out planting projects, such as vegetable planting, fruit planting and grain planting. Planting management can obtain bumper harvest income, strengthen farmland water conservancy construction and crop science and technology application.

3. Aquaculture: Carry out aquaculture projects, such as raising pigs, chickens and fish. Through scientific breeding management, relatively stable economic benefits can be obtained.

4. Rural e-commerce: Open rural e-commerce stores and sell agricultural products and agricultural and sideline products through e-commerce platforms. Use Internet sales channels to expand the market scope of agricultural products.

5. Rural tourism: launch rural tourism projects, such as farmhouse music, characteristic homestays and agricultural sightseeing parks. Combine the local natural landscape, rural culture and agricultural resources to develop rural tourism and obtain tourism income.

6. Rural experience service: carry out rural experience projects, such as agricultural experience, farming activities, agricultural popular science education, etc. Attract tourists and consumers by providing experience services of rural life and agricultural culture.

7. Agricultural science and technology services: providing agricultural science and technology services, such as agricultural product testing, agricultural technology popularization, agricultural consultation, etc. Combined with the progress of agricultural science and technology, provide professional technical support and services for farmers.

8. Making rural handicrafts: Making and selling rural handicrafts, such as bamboo weaving, carpentry and embroidery. Create and sell handicrafts with local characteristics by using rural characteristic resources.

The above are just some common rural entrepreneurial projects, and the specific entrepreneurial projects should be selected according to local resources, market demand and their own capabilities. At the same time, it is necessary to consider market competition, risk management, entrepreneurship policy and other factors to formulate a reasonable entrepreneurship plan.