Since the establishment of the ethnic characteristic handicraft embroidery cooperative in May 2011, the cooperative has promoted the income of women waiting for work at home through the method of "party members + large households + poor women". In order to enable more women to start their own businesses and work at home, this year the ranch actively sought funds for poverty alleviation projects to purchase embroidery machines, absorbed 50 poor women to develop production, increase the quantity and quality of embroidery, and effectively broaden the income channels for poor women. At present, the ranch plans to carry out corresponding training courses and invite factory technicians to conduct on-site training so that the majority of poor women can learn the essentials of embroidery and weaving and simple troubleshooting. After the training is qualified, the embroidery machines will be distributed to poor households. The households put into production as soon as possible to lay the foundation and "embroid" the new life of farmers and herdsmen.

In order to expand the scale of the "Ethnic Embroidery Cooperative", 50 embroidery machines purchased by the Yikwutu Bragg Ranch in Xinjiang and Buksail County through active efforts to obtain funds for the poverty alleviation project reached and settled in the ranch on July 18 through freight.