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CATDOLL: Is there anyone raising cicadas in Weifang?

Is there anyone raising cicadas in Weifang?

There is a place dedicated to raising earthworms and cicadas near the 13th kilometer of Fangzi Old District. You can go and ask

Can cicadas be raised artificially? Where can they be raised?

Grasshopper cicada is also called cicada. Its cicada molt and male cicada can be used as medicine. The newly unearthed old larvae are rich in nutrition, with a protein content of 58-58% and a fat content of 10-32%. Cicadas are now on the table as health food, and the market demand is increasing, and the price is getting higher and higher. Each fresh cicada costs 0.3-0.5 yuan. Wild resources alone can no longer meet the needs, and artificial breeding has begun. Industry insiders predict that cicadas will become one of the important green foods for humans. Artificial breeding of cicadas requires little investment, the technology is easy to master, it saves time, is highly profitable and has no risks. It is a new project for getting rich in rural areas.

Henan, Shandong, many places

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