CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How much is the yield per mu of farmed sea cucumbers (how to farm sea cucumbers?)

How much is the yield per mu of farmed sea cucumbers? How to farm sea cucumbers?

Sea cucumbers belong to the invertebrate class of Echinodermata and Holothuria. There are more than 900 species in the world, and about 140 species in my country. Among them, the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific Ocean are the areas with the most sea cucumber species and the largest resources in the world. Sea cucumbers contain a large amount of nutrients and are a food material for traditional Chinese medicine in my country. They also have the effects of enhancing immunity and nourishing. There are many types of sea cucumbers, among which sea cucumbers have higher nutritional value and are more expensive. As people's income increases, they pay more and more attention to health and wellness, so the market demand for sea cucumbers is also increasing day by day.

So what is the yield per mu of farmed sea cucumbers?

The yield of sea cucumbers per mu is about 380 kilograms, and its actual yield mainly depends on the amount of seedlings and water quality management. Those with high sea cucumber yields often have relatively small seedlings. Those with relatively low sea cucumber yields are often generous in terms of seedlings, thinking that if there are fewer seedlings, there will be no yield, and the result is often very low yield. In terms of water quality management, those with high yields emphasize adding water in small amounts and multiple times to maintain the stability of the water body and reduce the stress of sea cucumbers.

How should sea cucumbers be farmed?

1. Site: Choose a site of appropriate size and separate the water inlet and outlet.

2. Disinfection: Remove debris from the bottom of the pond, disinfect the bottom of the pond, and then add an appropriate amount of seawater.

3. Seed selection: Select healthy and vigorous sea cucumber seedlings, culture them in seawater for 3 to 10 days, let them adapt to the environment, and then place them in the pond.

4. Management: The pool needs to be disinfected regularly and food must be fed.