CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it profitable to raise these?

1. Is it profitable to raise these?

Make money! Of course you make money~ Some of them are medicinal herbs

2. What are some unorthodox businesses? For example, unpopular businesses?

It is definitely difficult to do unpopular business.

3. Which store can make an appointment to view the venue?

Insect breeding in Shili Village, Yuchuan Town, Wuxue City, Hubei Province originated in 2010. It has evolved from family breeding to professional breeding, from pot breeding to pond breeding. It is now renamed Jiuxin Breeding Farm. It mainly breeds cockroaches and earthworms, which are medicinal insects. The total breeding area is 1,500 square meters. It was interviewed by Wuxue Radio and Television Station and Huanggang News Network, and was praised as a leader in farmer entrepreneurship. In addition, the site purchases a large number of medicinal insects such as cockroaches and earthworms all year round, and can provide breeding technology and assistance to those who are interested in breeding.

4. What is the current prospect of earthworm breeding in rural areas?

Agricultural products are an industry that will always thrive. To sell agricultural products at a good price, you need to use your brain. Here is an example:

A farmer in Nanjing put his chickens on the hillside and raised them in a pen. He named it Pao Shan Ji and registered a trademark. He invited Nanjing citizens to catch chickens and eggs on the spot. The eggs were not sold by kilogram, but by the piece, at 2 yuan each, because they were "pheasant eggs"! He also opened a farmhouse and cooked the "pheasants" caught by tourists. He realized the promotion model of pheasant breeding, tourism and catering, achieved good market results, and planned to open branches in other places. It can be seen that low-value agricultural products can be transformed into golden phoenixes by making unique value innovations!

However, not all restaurants will purchase insects like cockroaches. I hope you can find a buyer before raising them to avoid unnecessary risks.