CATDOLL : CATDOLL: In rural areas, hornet nests are raised in the deep mountains. One kilogram of bee pupae can be sold for 150 yuan. Can beekeeping help people get out of poverty and become rich?

Hornet nests are raised in the deep mountains of rural areas, and one kilogram of bee pupae can be sold for 150 yuan. Can beekeeping help people get rid of poverty and become rich?

Although the current price of bee pupae is 150 yuan per kilogram, we have not calculated the cost. In other words, if we raise wasps, how much of the 150 yuan is the cost and how much we can earn. Only in this way can we predict how much we can earn from raising wasps in a year. Wasps need a certain breeding environment, not all places are suitable for breeding, so we first need to see whether the local area is suitable for raising wasps, to what extent the environment and climate are suitable, and whether there are natural conditions to reduce the cost of raising wasps.

In terms of products, in fact, the products of wasps are not only bee pupae, but also queen bees and bees are the main products of wasps. If we raise wasps, we have the ability to produce these products, and at the same time we can accurately know the breeding cost and the total output, and finally get how much we can earn after breeding. In fact, the problem faced by many breeding industries is no longer a production problem, but a sales problem. Therefore, whether we are breeding or planting, the first thing we should consider is sales.

Wasps, also known as hornets and black bees, are neither farmed nor cultivated. It does not mean that you can just raise them and then rest assured. Cichu believes that there are two main modes of raising wasps: one is the lazy and magical free-range mode, and the other is the professional breeding mode. The so-called lazy and magical free-range mode is to run to the suburbs and find ways to bring the honeycomb home, and then hang it in a convenient place, allowing it to move freely, grow and reproduce, and finally obtain products such as bee pupae and honeycombs. The professional breeding mode is different from the lazy and magical free-range mode. It needs to overcome various difficulties and create a series of conditions for the growth, food, wintering, and reproduction of wasps.

Raising wasps is similar to other farming. Raising wasps is not that easy. First, you need to master the farming techniques; second, the local climate must be suitable; third, the surrounding environment conditions must be met. Nowadays, some farmers like to raise two boxes of Chinese bees, which is similar to raising a few free-range chickens. They do not make money, but only want to be able to pick them for their own family and relatives. Wasps are the nemesis of honey bees and other small insects. If there are farmers nearby who raise honey bees and other small bees, they are likely to become food for wasps.

I think it is possible to get rid of poverty and become rich by raising bees. The future prospects of this industry are still very good. If you persist in it for a long time, there will be good prospects in the future.

It is possible to get out of poverty and become rich by raising bees, because the price of local honey is very high now. If you raise them particularly well, you can make a lot of money.

I believe that raising bees can help people get out of poverty and become rich. After all, in the current market, the value of honey is very high, and the value of wild honey is even higher than that of ordinary honey. It can also vigorously develop surrounding tourism, which will have many benefits for local rural areas.

Many farmers have become rich through beekeeping. What are the benefits of developing beekeeping?

Beekeeping refers to the artificial breeding of bees and the production of bee products. It has a history of thousands of years. People call beekeeping a "sweet business". In fact, many farmers have become rich through beekeeping. Let's take a look at the benefits of developing beekeeping!

1. Low investment cost

The investment cost of beekeeping is very small compared to other breeding industries. It mainly involves the purchase of bee species, which is generally about 50 to 100 yuan per comb (including queen bee). With the right skills, one comb of bees can quickly reproduce into a large group, and then artificial swarming can be used to get several boxes of bees. The investment in beekeeping tools such as beehives, honey shakers, and nest foundations is not large. Moreover, you can buy a beehive and make one yourself, which can also reduce a lot of costs.

2. High breeding efficiency

The main product of beekeeping is honey. Good honey basically has no trouble selling. The medium-quality honey raised in many rural areas is basically sold out as soon as it is cut. But the prerequisite is that the honey must be of excellent quality and have a good reputation locally. Because the quality of honey on the market is uneven and it is difficult to distinguish the true from the false, many people have to go to the beehive to watch the honey being cut from the beehive before they feel at ease when buying it. This kind of wild honey generally costs about 100 to 200 yuan per catty, and the annual output of a box is about 10 to 15 catties.

3. No occupation of arable land

Beekeeping does not require a high location, does not occupy arable land, and does not require large-scale feed planting like pigs and cattle. Take the fixed-point breeding of Chinese honeybees as an example. As long as it is a relatively secluded place, it can be bred, such as the front room of a house in the countryside can be used for beekeeping, and a box of bees occupies a very small area, and each box can be separated by 2 to 3 meters (too close may cause the bees to get lost). However, if you are raising Italian bees, it may be more troublesome because they have to chase flowers and honey.

4. Simpler management

The daily management of beekeeping is relatively simple. You just need to open the box regularly to check the condition of the bee colony and help drive away pests such as hornets and ants. The swarming season may be quite busy, especially when the number of bees is large. You may be busy these days, but beekeeping is not simple in terms of technical requirements, especially in the prevention and control of diseases. If you are not careful, it may lead to the annihilation of the whole army. Therefore, it is best for novices to raise a small amount of bees as a side job to accumulate experience!

5. Low labor intensity

The labor intensity of beekeeping is much lower than that of other breeding industries. Take the fixed-point beekeeping as an example. The benefits of raising a box of bees are similar to those of raising a pig, but the labor intensity of raising a box of bees is much lower than that of raising a pig. For example, a laborer can manage about 30 to 40 boxes of fixed-point beekeeping in the countryside, and he is free most of the day. If you let a person raise 30 to 40 pigs in the countryside (this does not refer to mechanized breeding), it is estimated that this person will be exhausted to death.

Beekeeping is a breeding industry with low investment, quick results, no competition for food (fertilizer), no land occupation, and can be developed in plains and mountainous areas. It has great economic, social and ecological benefits. Make full use of natural resources and explore ways to get rich. Bees can use nectar and pollen from wild or cultivated plants, collect and brew them into bee products such as honey, beeswax, propolis, bee venom, and bee pollen. It has great economic and practical value. Bee products are relatively stable and popular products at home and abroad. Pollination and fertilization promote agricultural production. Bees are the most ideal pollinating insects because they are dedicated to collection, can be transported, moved, and trained.

The cost of investment is low and the return is relatively high. The labor intensity of beekeeping is much lower than that of other breeding industries, and the labor force is greatly reduced. Daily management is relatively simple, but no industry can be taken lightly.

It can make full use of the resources in the natural environment and has great economic and practical value.