First go to the Multiple Management Bureau for project approval. If the eel breeding farm needs to be constructed, a house built, and the farm pond needs to be solidified, the land approval here will be more complicated.

If there were no such construction, of course there would be no need to go through the land procedures and there would be no fees to pay. Monopterus eel is one of the famous small aquatic products with the same source of medicine and food.

The use of natural resources for foster-style artificial breeding is a breeding model with low investment, short time and high efficiency.

Ke Mingxiang, a villager from Group 14 of Keying Village, Dushan Township, Ezhou City, broke through the conventional small-scale eel raising method in the courtyard and developed a new technology of eel farming in rice fields in 1994. The 3.8 acres of rice fields produced more than 130 kilograms of edible eels that year.

, generating an income of more than 5,000 yuan.

It pioneered the use of eel as the main breeding target in rice field fish farming in Ezhou.

After years of pondering and exploration in dealing with fish, Ke Mingxiang implemented biological measures and engineering measures of “three supporting and three combining” on the 5.5 acres of responsible farmland.

The "three supporting facilities" are: rice fields and ponds are matched. In addition to continuing to arrange 3.8 acres of rice fields for planting rice and raising eels, eight cement ponds totaling 150 m2 were also built in the eel fields; paddy fields and dry land are matched;

Arrange the surrounding area around the responsible field to match the drainage and irrigation system.

The entire 5.5-acre responsible field is surrounded by a nearly 300-meter-long deep ditch. The ditch is connected to the surrounding farmland water conservancy network. It has abundant water resources, can drain and irrigate, and ensures production needs; Qingyu parent species are also stocked in the ditch.

10 kilograms, and the seedlings are used as bait for eels.

The "three combinations" are: the combination of extensive and intensive eel farming.

3.8 acres of paddy field is used as an extensive breeding area, and more than 4,100 young eels have been stocked; a 150 m2 cement pond is used as an intensive breeding area. In addition to intensive breeding in the cement pond, the pond is also equipped with small cages for intensive breeding. The specifications of the small cages

1.5 m2 per mouth.

The average stocking density per square meter in intensive farming areas is about 10 kilograms.

Eels are raised in rice fields without feeding and are raised with natural feed. In intensive breeding areas, artificial feeding is implemented. The types of feed include earthworms, wild low-value fish and shrimps, and the feeding rate is between 5% and 7%.

In addition to intensively raising eels, cement ponds and small cages can also temporarily raise edible eels that have reached specifications for sale; the production of seedlings is combined with the production of finished products.

Rice fields are an ideal habitat for eels. Suitable ecological conditions enable eels to reproduce effectively in rice fields. Rice seedlings are also raised in responsible fields through fish-seedling rotation.

The seedlings have been better solved, which provides material guarantee for the production of finished products; food crops and cash crops have been combined.

The supporting 1.7 acres of dry land is arranged according to seasonal changes and planted with cotton, peanuts, soybeans, and vegetables. It not only meets the "self-sufficiency" needs that are essential in farmers' lives, but also achieves diversification of agricultural product production.

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