Goose farming scam: feed included, technical support included, buyback guaranteed - farmers lose up to 300,000 yuan

Who says farmers are all lazy and not hardworking? Actually, that claim is wrong. Today, farmers put making money, getting rich, and finding ways to increase income and efficiency above all else. However, there really are quite a few obstacles in rural areas, such as relatively poor transportation, narrow sources of technical knowledge, and a lack of funds, and there is also the biggest problem of all: backward information that does not spread in time.

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This has also left farmers facing one of their biggest problems, namely that scammers keep finding new tricks to swindle farmers out of their money. For some time now, they have been using the cooperative model to cheat farmers out of their money, and most importantly, it easily traps farmers in financial scams, so farmers need to be careful and on guard. Still, most of these rural scams share certain traits: they almost always rely on misleading talk, and words like rebates and free offers are mostly scams.

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Among the many rural scams, breeding scams are the most numerous. This is mainly because in rural areas, besides crop-growing projects, farmers also take on money-making projects such as breeding. These two kinds of money-making projects are the most common in rural areas. Breeding projects are common mainly because in rural areas farmers have some breeding skills and also have some land available, making them the most suitable type of farming for farmers. However, besides the scams from a few years ago involving white jade snails and wild boars, there is another breeding scam that cannot be ignored: the goose farming scam.

The people selling goslings and promoting this farming project hold large-scale presentations for farmers about the breeding project, and they also tell farmers that feed is included, that dedicated staff will teach the techniques, and most importantly, that even if the birds do not sell, there is a guaranteed buyback. That wording is the biggest giveaway of a scam, yet some farmers believed these claims and made large investments, which in the end left farmers with losses of nearly 300,000 yuan.