Raising quails without industrial bran in Vietnam, Khanh Hoa farmer fed worms and shrimp heads

Published 2022년 6월 21일

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Mr. Tran Van Thang has found a profitable way to raise quails by making their own food with earthworms, shrimp heads, and meat quails, which he sells at a higher price than industrially farmed quails. With an initial investment of 100 million VND and experience learned from raising quails, Thang has created a profitable business, harvesting over 2,250 eggs daily and selling meat quails for a profit of 200,000 - 300,000 VND/day. This new farming model, using natural food sources, has been praised by the Ninh Trung Commune Farmers' Association as a way to bring stable income and is encouraged to be replicated by the union. The article emphasizes the importance of providing farmers with essential knowledge about quail farming techniques and requirements for success in this business.
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With the method of raising quails without industrial bran, but making their own food for quails with earthworms, shrimp heads, and meat quails, Mr. Tran Van Thang sells them to the market for 12,000 VND/head, which is higher than the price of farmed quail. industry (price of quails fed industrial bran is 8,000 VND/head). Mr. Thang said: "In the early days of bringing quail to raise, due to lack of experience, some died of diseases, quails were slow to grow, had no experience in hatching birds, so they had to buy very high breeds. However, we did not give up, but instead the couple learned more from people who have experience in raising quails as well as on websites. With a capital of 100 million VND, Mr. Thang bought 2,500 breeding quails from Dong Nai province, and at the same time invested in building a barn. Mr. Thang said that raising quails must ensure that the barn is clean, the rearing space must be airy and not humid to avoid diseases. Feeding birds must be regular and on ...
Source: Danviet

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