What is the hardest part of agricultural entrepreneurship
I'm a rural college student entrepreneur myself, and I think I'm qualified to answer that question.
If you want to start a business in rural areas, the most difficult thing is: 1. Agriculture must withstand the test of three aspects: policy, natural conditions, and market; for example, some policies change frequently, and the agricultural subsidy policy of the planting industry often changes. Aquaculture also needs to pay attention to the problem of land, must not be built on basic farmland, must try to obtain legal procedures. Now the demolition of illegal construction is too strict. If you lose all your money, you're in trouble. The agricultural industry in general is an industry that relies on the sky to eat, a variety of uncontrollable factors, and it is best to have a sense of insurance to share risks. But many insurance companies do not cover it. Not to mention in terms of the market, no sales are doomed to die. Order farming is good, but it is difficult for general subjects to do it. 2, entrepreneurs to have agricultural, market, management and other aspects of knowledge and experience, this is too high requirements for people, most of the people engaged in agriculture must be personal, crawling and rolling to really understand what is going on. I've seen too many agricultural development companies projects, all kinds of high-tech, big investments. But the final result is too few good; 3, the biggest feature of agriculture is that the agricultural input-output cycle is long, the output ratio is low, to improve the efficiency must be combined with processing, storage (refrigeration), anti-seasonal, etc., to extend the value-added chain. This may be that the dry agriculture must be large, not big at all can not get such a long industrial chain 4, to meet the above requirements, the need to integrate technology, capital, talent, management, marketing and other resources are very much, the requirements for entrepreneurs are higher. Personal advice is to start from local resources, start from small and practical, and develop steadily and step by step. Otherwise, failure is a high probability. Of course, it seems too difficult, so it is recommended not to do this industry easily. It's really hard to play casually and really want to do it. If you are really interested in this industry full of feelings, it is also recommended that you do not spread a lot of stalls, which is different from other industries. Throwing money can't be done. Ben started, and when he had experience, he tried to make it bigger. We are not a large enterprise, and we generally can't get any subsidies from the state. It's better to be realistic.