Aquaculture should consider factors such as capital, site, climate, technology, target market, investment cycle and risk. After all these factors related to oneself are investigated and analyzed, we can decide what breed to raise. Farming blindly with the wind can easily lead to failure.
Livestock such as chickens, ducks, pigs, cows and sheep are the main sources of meat for people's daily consumption, and the market demand is great, but the market fluctuation is also relatively large, with large investment and low profit rate. Large-scale farming is needed to make considerable profits. In addition, the market cycle of these major livestock is long. If large-scale farming is carried out, it needs funds to adhere to multi-batch farming. If these batches lose money, the next batch will be earned back. As long as they have the ability to persist, these animal husbandry must be profitable. A batch of losses will not last, and when the next batch of market is good, you will not catch up and die in vain.
Main economic fish, such as herring, grass carp, tilapia, carp, etc. It has the same reason as the main livestock, and the market demand is large, so it also needs large-scale farming. It must be able to adhere to multi-batch farming to obtain considerable profits. Aquaculture requires high water quality, stable water source, special transportation equipment and flood control. Unconventional fish such as eel, loach, raw fish and seven-star fish have high prices and large profit margins, but the cost is not small.
To do these conventional livestock and poultry aquaculture, we should consider factors such as site, sewage, feed, livestock and poultry transportation and epidemic diseases. In particular, some places strictly control the sewage discharge from farms, and this policy risk must be guarded against. In addition, the comprehensive utilization of feces should be done well, so as to improve the efficiency.