1. Current situation analysis

In recent years, with the continuous support of the state to the agricultural industry and the development of rural economy, the rural aquaculture industry has shown a vigorous development trend. Breeding is increasingly diversified, from the traditional pig, chicken, cattle, sheep and other domestic animals, to aquatic products, special breeding and other fields. At the same time, the rural aquaculture industry has gradually shifted to scale, intensification and modernization, which has improved the overall industrial efficiency and market contention.

2. Existing problems

1. Backward technology and low efficiency: some rural areas are relatively backward in farming technology and still adopt traditional farming methods, resulting in low production efficiency and high breeding cost.

2. Serious environmental pollution problem: Improper treatment of a large amount of waste such as feces and wastewater generated by aquaculture is likely to cause environmental pollution and affect the quality of life of local residents.

3. The disease prevention and control system is not sound; Some regions do not have a strong awareness of disease prevention and control, and the epidemic prevention and control system is not sound, and once an epidemic occurs, it is easy to cause major economic losses.

4. Poor market information and weak risk resistance: rural farmers are at a disadvantage in obtaining market information, difficult to resist market risks, and often suffer serious damage when prices fluctuate greatly.

5. Insufficient policy support and lack of investment funds: Although the national policy supports the clothing village purchase industry, there are still problems such as incomplete government coverage and non-participation in support efforts, resulting in a lack of funds for the development of the Lai industry

To sum up, the rural aquaculture industry in the rapid development of the same time, but also faced with many problems and challenges. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary for the government, enterprises and farmers to work together, increase the investment in technical support, environmental governance, disease prevention and control, market information and policy support, and promote the development of rural aquaculture to a more healthy and sustainable direction.