What is adoptive farming?
Adoption farming is a type of contract farming, which refers to a production method reached between producers and consumers (adopters) in which risks are shared and benefits are shared. Consumers pay production costs in advance, and producers provide consumers with green and organic food.
Realize the direct connection between rural areas and cities, and land and dining tables. To put it simply, it means taking my land and paying some money to grow the products that the adopters want.
The model of adoptive agriculture
The emergence of adoptive agriculture is not accidental. The products on the market are not “earth” enough for certain groups, or contain other additives. In order to buy truly local products, this group has begun to choose to adopt the agricultural products they need.
Due to the rapid popularization of the Internet in recent years, adoption agriculture has formed two models:
The first is the traditional adoption model.
Those in need of agricultural products can go to agricultural industrial parks or agricultural bases and select a certain field or a certain product. They can participate in the labor in person, or they can entrust a provider to manage production according to their own requirements;
The second is the Internet adoption agriculture model platform.
Consumers can adopt agricultural products through the APP and monitor their own "three-acre land" in real time. If conditions permit, you can also participate in labor in person and experience the joy of labor.