In the past two days, the local heavy rainfall in North China has finally stopped, and many farmers are very concerned about the flooded crops in the fields, especially ginger. The disaster is not optimistic. Recently, there has been obvious rainfall in many places in the south. Affected by the typhoon, many farmland and farms in parts of Guangdong and Guangxi were flooded, and many farmers suffered heavy losses, especially fish ponds, which were ridiculed by fishermen as "one acre and hundreds of acres" and "listening to frogs". Because the fish pond was washed away or flooded, the fish ran away and could not be found.

In fact, in May and June, many fish ponds were affected by rain in these two months, but this time it was a typhoon. Even the non-low-lying areas where bullfrogs are raised have been seriously affected, and the farms in some areas have directly turned into an ocean. This made a large number of bullfrogs in the original breeding pond escape and could not be found back. The most direct embodiment is the price of bullfrog, which has risen from the previous 6, 7 yuan to nearly 10 yuan a catty, giving people a feeling of repeating last year's market.

At this time last year, the price of bullfrog rose to a catty in 20 yuan, and the income per mu reached more than 300,000 yuan. But now the price can't rise so high, and the bullfrogs in the hands of farmers are small as a whole.

The price of bullfrog approached 10 yuan, the highest in half a year, mainly due to the typhoon, the pond water storage decreased, bullfrog was in short supply. However, it is not easy to continue to rise. Some farmers said that by August, there will be more bullfrogs with large specifications, and the price will come down then. So it's better to sell more now while the price is high. Affected by the epidemic, the demand of the catering industry has been relatively low, and the demand for bullfrogs is not much. It seems that the price has gone up, but the profit has not kept up.

Since 20 19, the main producing areas of bullfrogs such as Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong and Guangxi have been banned to varying degrees, and some areas have been completely banned, and some of them have been dismantled and arranged in disorder, and the dead frogs have not been handled properly, resulting in a sharp decrease in the breeding area of bullfrogs. However, the reduction of the breeding area has not made the market of bullfrogs rise significantly, which also shows that the original production capacity of bullfrogs has been surplus, and the demand will not be in short supply after the reduction. Moreover, in recent years, the popularity of frog restaurants has receded, the market demand for bullfrogs is very low, and there are few favorable factors that can drive prices.

From 20 19 to now, bullfrog had a very high price at 202 1, but it didn't last long. Most of the time is basically within 10 yuan. Farmers have to face the rising feed prices and the long-term downturn in 7 yuan, so it's luck to catch up with the high prices.

Therefore, there are also rumors in the market that a small price increase in stages is the strategy of feed mills, and the price increase can improve the enthusiasm of farmers to raise frogs, because the yield of bullfrogs per mu is high and the breeding difficulty is low, and the price fluctuation of 1 yuan is the income fluctuation of thousands of pieces, which is full of temptation.

However, at present, many farms are banned, and typhoons hit, causing farmers to lose blood. The price increase has nothing to do with them. After all, the bullfrogs have run away. With the market enthusiasm of bullfrog gradually fading, and the epidemic situation that I don't know when it will stop, 6. As far as the price of 7 yuan is concerned, we have to face the continuous price increase of feed, and breeding bullfrogs is no longer a good project. Farmers who do not enter the market need to be treated with caution. Even if a feed factory recycles it, it still depends on the price. The market has been changing.