After 85, "Contract Greenhouse" Is The Chairman Of The Board &Nbsp; Vegetables Earn 240 Thousand Annually.

Yesterday morning, He Xiaomeng was looking at it.

A Beijing girl born in 1986 is now a legal representative and chairman of the "Beijing battalion and vegetable growing professional cooperative".

According to incomplete information from Daxing District yesterday, there were more than 50 college graduates who returned home after their graduation from university.

"After 85" contract

Golden edge glasses and a ponytail.

Although He Xiaomeng, who is 24 years old, has not yet left the student's breath on the surface, she is now a co operative chairman of 27 employees.

In 2008, when He Xiaomeng was graduating from college, he thought about himself.

With the help of her parents, in November 2008, she founded the first agricultural cooperative in the village, contracted 24 greenhouses in the village to grow grafted cucumbers.

A year later, He Xiaomeng netted 240 thousand yuan.

At present, she has increased the number of shed from 24 to 36.

District government policies to attract college students to return home

According to incomplete statistics provided by Daxing District, there are instances of college students returning home and doing pioneering work in the area, such as Chang Zi Ying Town, Yu Fa town and Lixian town.

"College students engaging in agricultural production will not only make the labor force younger, but also improve the level of agriculture."

Wang Baoguo, director of the Agriculture Committee of Daxing, said that the government invested in these new farmers with potential and technology to participate in technical training, and invested in building a greenhouse for each of them.

"But not everyone is good at starting a business."

Chen Chang, a special adviser to the career planning counselling Committee of the graduate student forum of the first normal university, said that if some college students fail in their entrepreneurship, they can be regarded as a kind of experience.

dialogue

"It's hard to start a business."

He Xiaomeng said the next step is to apply for green food labels for vegetables.

Beijing News: what is the major of university? Is it related to work?

He Xiaomeng: studying business management major will help me manage my staff now.

Beijing News: why entrepreneurship?

He Xiaomeng: the employment situation is not particularly good at present. It is also hard for us to make a half day job for others and not earn much money.

I had a 800 month salary with a classmate in my dormitory. I had to rent, eat and drink, and I had no money left.

Beijing News: you graduated from a co-operative, where does the money come from?

He Xiaomeng: catching up with national support policy when I was graduating, for example, I contracted 24 greenhouses, each shed country supported 4000 yuan, and the other funds were bank loans and parental support.

Beijing News: what difficulties did you encounter when you first started your business?

He Xiaomeng: it was difficult at first. It took me about two months to run a project.

I remember that when I went through the formalities, I did not see anyone, or I did not see it.

One formalities have been run down, and a week has passed.

Beijing News: what are the plans for the future?

He Xiaomeng: now we are applying for green food labels so that vegetables can enter the supermarket.