Currently, Kudzu root has a very broad market prospect and can be planted in large quantities artificially. The most popular market for Pueraria Mirifica would be medicinal herbs and health products. Pueraria flavonoids extracted from Pueraria lobata have no market value, and most of the places suitable for growing Pueraria lobata are in the south.

Kudzu root, also known as wild kudzu, sweet kudzu, pink kudzu and kudzu vine, belongs to the legume family of kudzu plants. Pueraria lobata is rich in starch and isoflavones, and also contains more than ten kinds of essential trace elements, such as calcium, selenium, iron, copper, phosphorus, potassium and so on. It has the effect of "less food without hunger, relieve the table to reduce fever, promote the thirst, appetizers, digestion, treatment of hemorrhoids, cancer prevention". It is an emerging green health and longevity food, export best-selling products. Pueraria lobata is rich in treasure. The fiber of the stem skin can be twisted into rope, woven into kudzu cloth, as the raw material for papermaking. The leaves are excellent green fodder and can be fed to pigs and rabbits. The germanium weed can be used as a cultivation base for edible fungi. The tubers are rich in starch and can be processed into health food or brewed into kudzu wine.

At first, people knew little about the performance of kudzu, and some places even fed it to pigs. In the later stages, many uses of kudzu were slowly researched. For example, kudzu starch is nutritious, kudzu flowers are effective in making antidote medicines, and fodder produced from kudzu leaves is increasing in production. The demand for kudzu also changed from general to industrial production demand. The latter is always based on large-scale demand. Therefore, the current demand is very high.

Fresh kudzu root is generally sold at 2 dollars 1-1 kilogram. Yields are usually around 7,000 pounds per acre. With proper management practices, harvests can reach 10,000 pounds. We estimate the average yield to be about 8,000 pounds. Typically, 1,000 seedlings are raised per acre. Seedling prices are about $1 per plant, and seedling costs are about $1,000. In addition, the cost of fertilizer and land at a later stage is about $1,500 per mu. The net income per mu is about 6,500 yuan, and kudzu is usually planted from 10 acres, and the profit is still considerable.