The Stavropol Territory of Russia plans to produce up to 100 tons of snails per year

Published 2020년 10월 6일

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A new snail farm, named Snail Garden, has been established in the Stavropol Territory, Russia, with an initial production capacity of 100 tons of snails per year. The farm, which specializes in grape snails, saw its first harvest yield 6 tons of snail meat. The plan is to expand the greenhouse area to 5,000 square meters, further increasing production. The snails are currently being supplied to Moscow restaurants. The farm also collects snail mucin, a biotechnological product used in aesthetic medicine. The region plans to support the snail farming industry with grants and anticipates job creation, tax benefits, and high-quality protein production.
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A new exotic type of agriculture has taken root in the Stavropol Territory - the industrial production of snails. The unique snail farm has already shown its effectiveness and will soon expand. The production of snails is planned to be increased to 100 tons per year. As part of a pilot project in 2019 in the Piedmont municipal district, the head of K (F) X Artem Khramov created the Snail Garden farm for the production of grape snails. This species of snails lives in Central and Southern Europe, as well as on the Baltic Sea coast. In the Stavropol Territory, special greenhouse conditions were created for its cultivation. The farm specialists have undergone special training for work. The cultivation technology was acquired from one of the largest farms in Europe. On the experimental farm, the broodstock of snails was placed in a 1000 sq. m, in which a constant air temperature of 15-16 degrees and the same humidity is maintained by means of water supply. “As a result of the first ...
Source: Fishnet.ru

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