How much is farmed giant salamander per jin, and what are its effects and benefits?

In our country there is a fish whose cry sounds like a baby—the giant salamander (also called the Chinese giant salamander). It is amphibious, loves to eat meat, is fairly ferocious, and has high edible and medicinal value.So how much is farmed giant salamander on the market per jin? What are its effects and benefits?

1. About how much is farmed giant salamander on the market per jin?

1. The giant salamander was originally wild and is a national second-class protected animal, so it cannot be eaten. But now, through artificial breeding, farmed giant salamanders are available on the market and can be sold, with the price calculated by size. Giant salamanders of 5-10 jin are priced at about 60 yuan/jin; those over 10 jin are priced at about 55 yuan/jin.

2. At present, the price of giant salamander fry is 35-80 yuan/jin.

2. What are the effects and benefits of giant salamander?

1. The giant salamander has the effects of beautifying the skin and nourishing the complexion, replenishing qi and blood: the skin of the giant salamander contains collagen. Women who often eat giant salamander can improve their skin condition and nourish blood and qi, giving them a better complexion.

2. The giant salamander has the effect of promoting intellectual development: research shows that eating giant salamander can promote children's intellectual development.

3. The giant salamander has anti-cancer effects: an anti-cancer substance can be extracted from the giant salamander, which has a good inhibitory effect on the spread of cancer cells.

4. The giant salamander has the effects of delaying aging and preventing heavy metal poisoning: the metallothionein contained in the giant salamander can regulate the body's trace substance circulation and delay the aging of human organs.

5. The giant salamander has the effect of enhancing immunity: the substances contained in the giant salamander can promote the biological synthesis of human cell DNA, thereby enhancing immunity and improving disease resistance.

3. How is giant salamander eaten?

Milk Soup Giant Salamander

Ingredients to prepare: giant salamander, water, 20 grams chicken powder, 7.5 grams monosodium glutamate, 50 grams garlic cloves, an appropriate amount of salt, 20 grams ginger, 20 grams chicken fat, an appropriate amount of sugar.

Method: 1. Heat oil in a clean wok over medium heat. When the oil is 50% hot, add the garlic cloves and ginger and stir-fry briefly, then pour in the fish pieces and quickly toss the wok. When the fish meat tightens, pour in mineral water and turn to high heat to make the soup. When the soup turns milky white, skim off the foam, then stew for another 5 minutes and turn to medium heat, and add the other seasonings.

2. Remove from the wok and plate: after the seasonings have sat for 3 minutes, skim off the foam, drizzle with chicken fat, and put it into the prepared container.

Braised Giant Salamander in Soy Sauce

Ingredients to prepare: giant salamander, winter bamboo shoots, cooking wine, soy sauce, oil, salt, scallions, ginger, garlic, etc.

Method: 1. Place a wok over high heat, add vegetable oil and heat it, add the fish pieces, fry until golden brown, then remove and drain the oil. Cut the winter bamboo shoots into small pieces about 1 cm square, pass them through the oil, then remove and drain the oil.

2. Remove the oil from the original wok, place it over high heat and heat it, add 25 grams of lard, then add scallion sections, garlic cloves, and ginger slices and stir-fry until fragrant. Then add the fish pieces and winter bamboo shoot pieces and toss once, add cooking wine, soy sauce, salt, white sugar, and chicken broth. After bringing to a boil, move the wok to low heat, cover with a lid, and cook for about 20 minutes,

3. When the fish is cooked, move the wok back to high heat, add chicken powder, thicken with water starch, and finally add 25 grams of lard and toss, drizzle with sesame oil, and plate to serve.

4. How profitable is giant salamander farming?

1. Artificial breeding:

(1) Investment mainly includes giant salamander fry, land fees, labor costs, vaccine and drug costs, depreciation of farming equipment, feed costs, and water, electricity, and office expenses;

(2) Income includes income from commercial giant salamanders, income from culled giant salamanders sold on the market, and income from fry;

For example: a certain farm maintains a herd of 100 giant salamanders. The investment per breeding giant salamander is 10,000 yuan, the market price of the fry is about 500, feed costs are 15,000, labor, medical, water, and electricity costs are 58,000, and fixed asset depreciation is 50,000. According to the formula, the net profit from producing 100 giant salamanders is about 1,327,000 yuan RMB.

2. Simulated natural breeding:

(1) Investment to build an artificial stream is about 50,000, 50 breeding salamanders of about 4 kilograms each cost about 800,000, and the living expenses for 2 management personnel for one year are 15,000, for a cost of 950,000;

(2) The benefit of giant salamanders is a fry output of 400-800, at 1,000 yuan each, with profit at about 400,000-800,000. The following year, the giant salamanders' chances of adapting to the riverbed and fertilization increase, and this profit is about 1,000,000-2,000,000.

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