Who knows the relevant policies of Dongying Animal Husbandry Bureau on supporting aquaculture?

The supporting policy documents of the state for the development of pig industry mainly include the State Council's Opinions on Promoting the Development of Pig Production and Stabilizing Market Supply (No.22 [2007] of Guo Ban Fa). Details are as follows:

(1) Standardized construction of standardized scale pig farms (communities)

The state supports the standardized transformation of large-scale farms (communities). County Development and Reform Bureau and Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Bureau jointly declare large-scale pig farms that meet the declaration conditions, and provincial-level projects support them. In 20 10, Handan implemented 52 standardized pig farm (community) construction projects, with an investment of140,000 yuan in the central budget.

Specific criteria:

Annual slaughter of 500-999 sows, more than 30 sows, 200,000 yuan;

Annual slaughter sows 1 0,000-10,999, and more than 50 sows in stock, 400,000 yuan;

Annual slaughter of sows is 2000-2999, with more than 0/00 sows/kloc, 600,000 yuan;

Annual slaughter of more than 3000 sows, breeding sows 150, 800,000 yuan.

(2) sow insurance and fattening pig insurance.

1, which can be insured by sows. According to each sow, the insured amount is 1000 yuan, and the premium is 6%, that is, 60 yuan. Among them, the central financial burden is 28.8 yuan, the provincial financial burden 19.2 yuan, and the farmers' burden 12 yuan.

2. Finishing pig insurance. According to the insured amount of fattening pig 500 yuan, the premium is 3.5%, namely 17.5 yuan. For the premium paid, the central financial subsidy is 10%, the provincial financial subsidy is 10%, and the city and county subsidies are not less than 10%. That is, central finance 1.75 yuan, provincial finance 1.75 yuan, city and county finance 1.75 yuan, and farmers' burden 12.25 yuan. The compensation amount is determined according to the weight of the insured fattening pigs at different growth and development stages. When the government forces culling in the event of a highly infectious disease, the insurance company will pay compensation for each fattening pig according to 200 yuan.

(3) Improved seed subsidies

Since 2007, subsidies for improved pig varieties have been implemented for county-level sows that have been included in the improved pig seed subsidy project. Each artificial insemination subsidizes 20 yuan, and each sow subsidizes the standard of 40 yuan every year. Guiyang County and Jiahe County of Chenzhou City are subsidy project counties for improved pig breeds.

(D) Incentive policies for pigs transferred from big counties

Since 2008, the state has implemented the policy of encouraging and supporting the transfer of live pigs from large counties (cities, districts). Incentive funds are mainly used for standardization of pig-scale farms (communities), construction of sewage treatment facilities, introduction of improved varieties, discount loans, animal epidemic prevention services and other projects. Guiyang County, Yizhang County and Jiahe County in Chenzhou City are big counties for pig transfer.

(5) Preferential tax and fee policies

In accordance with the relevant policies of the state, tax incentives are given to industries engaged in pig breeding, processing, comprehensive utilization of resources and pig production, processing and circulation services. Continue to implement preferential tax policies for feed products. During the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, imported excellent species of livestock and poultry and forage seeds will continue to be exempted from import duties and import value-added tax.

(vi) Land use and electricity consumption policies

1, land use policy. On the premise of adhering to the strictest farmland protection system, we will encourage the rational use of barren hills, wasteland and beaches to develop pig breeding. For rural collective economic organizations, farmers and animal husbandry cooperative economic organizations, according to the overall land use planning of towns and villages, the land needed for large-scale livestock and poultry breeding is used as agricultural land management for the adjustment of agricultural production structure, and there is no need to go through the examination and approval procedures for agricultural land conversion. Other enterprises and individuals set up or jointly set up large-scale livestock and poultry breeding with rural collective economic organizations, farmers and animal husbandry cooperative economic organizations, and implement classified management. Livestock and poultry houses, green belts and other production facilities are used as agricultural land, and there is no need to go through the examination and approval procedures for agricultural land conversion; Management and living rooms, epidemic prevention and control facilities, feed storage rooms, hardened roads and other ancillary facilities belong to permanent buildings, and their land can be used according to the management of rural collective construction land, and the approval procedures for agricultural land conversion can be handled according to law.

2. electricity policy. In agricultural production, aquaculture electricity consumption is unified according to agricultural production electricity price.

For raising cattle, in order to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of farmers and herdsmen to raise cattle, some local rural areas have introduced relevant preferential policies to introduce Simmental cattle. First, the government will subsidize 500 to 1000 yuan per head if less than 5 heads are imported each time. Second, farmers and herdsmen who introduce Simmental cattle need loans, and the government coordinates the financial and credit departments to give priority support. Third, the technical personnel of the agriculture and animal husbandry department give certain technical guidance. The fourth is to provide a certain amount of discount credit subsidies for beef cattle farmers. Fifth, a certain area of cowshed site and grassland grazing land shall be allocated by local villages.

One thing: Due to different rural land resources, different levels of economic development, different income levels of rural residents, and different rural population composition, the support policies for raising cattle will be very different.