Core Insights - The article highlights the successful integration of financial services with local agricultural practices, particularly in the livestock sector, facilitated by Agricultural Bank of China in Gulin County [1][2][3] Financial Support and Impact - Agricultural Bank of China provided timely financial assistance to local farmers, enabling them to expand their livestock operations, with loans such as the "Huinong e-loan" being crucial for their growth [1][2] - A total of 30 million yuan in loans was disbursed to farmers, allowing them to purchase quality cattle and improve their farming infrastructure [1][2] - The bank's proactive approach led to the renewal of loans totaling nearly 4 million yuan for 20 farmers facing financial difficulties due to fluctuating cattle prices [2] Agricultural Integration and Economic Development - The synergy between local wineries and cattle farming has created a sustainable agricultural ecosystem, where winery by-products serve as feed for cattle, reducing feed costs by nearly 30% [2][3] - The "Erliang Drunken Cattle," raised on winery by-products, has gained popularity among consumers, enhancing local tourism and contributing to the economic uplift of the region [2][3] Broader Financial Strategy - Agricultural Bank of China has effectively covered all 23 townships in Gulin County, issuing a total of 360 million yuan in "Huinong e-loans" to support various local industries, including tea and traditional Chinese medicine [3] - The bank emphasizes targeted financial support rather than a broad approach, ensuring that funds are allocated where they are most needed to foster local agricultural development [3]