Wind Power + Breeding

1. Efficient land utilization: Wind power equipment occupies a small area. The open spaces between the units can be used for breeding (such as grazing and growing forage), realizing the model of "power generation above ground + breeding on the ground", improving land utilization efficiency and reducing the land cost of a single project.

2. Superposition of economic benefits: Wind power provides long-term and stable returns, while breeding achieves short-term profits. The two complement each other to reduce market risks. Breeding activities (such as weeding and ecological maintenance) can reduce the operation and maintenance costs of wind power.

3. Positive ecological cycle: Wind power replaces fossil energy to reduce carbon emissions. Breeding waste (such as manure) can be used as organic fertilizer and returned to the field, forming a cycle of "clean energy + organic agriculture", protecting biodiversity and reducing environmental pollution.

4. Infrastructure sharing: Supporting facilities such as roads and transmission lines in wind farms can serve breeding activities (such as feed transportation and equipment power supply), reducing the construction costs of both sides. Wind power provides stable electricity for breeding farms, which is especially suitable for remote areas.

5. Industrial synergy to resist risks: Wind power and breeding complement each other's advantages. When the earnings of one party fluctuate, the other party can provide a buffer, enhancing the overall risk resistance ability. It also creates more local job opportunities and contributes to the diversification of the regional economy.