What are the methods for identifying black guinea pig breeding-stock speculation scams?

The so-called "breeding-stock speculation" phenomenon means buying animals at a low price and then selling them as breeding stock at more than 3 times the commercial market price. For example, a pair of black guinea pigs weighing about 800 g (one male and one female, about 2 to 3 months old) is sold by some "breeding-stock speculators" for 100 to 400 yuan, while at a large-scale farm in Guangxi a pair sells for only 50 yuan, and the commercial price is 30 yuan/kg (each animal weighing about 650 g).

Black guinea pig breeding-stock speculation scams

Whether a breeding-stock seller is speculating can be figured out with a little analysis. For example, with guinea pig farming, the current market retail price is about 30 yuan/kg, but if the seller's buyback price is 50-60 yuan/kg, and the breeding stock he supplies to the outside is several times the price of commercial animals, then something is not normal.

So before choosing a specialty farming project, everyone should carefully analyze the feasibility of the technology and breeds being introduced, and go to see the farming site in person. When you get there, do not say you have come to buy breeding stock; say you have come to buy commercial animals, to test whether the other party really has commercial animals and is willing to sell them to you (for example, if you want to farm bamboo rats, is the other party willing to sell you 100 kg at the market price?). If they are willing to sell (note: you should immediately actually buy a few, and you can go taste them at a restaurant outside), and can supply them long term, then it is a legitimate large-scale breeding base. If they are reluctant to sell or make various excuses, yet say there are no commercial animals while breeding stock is available in large quantities, then it is possible that this place only sells breeding stock, and perhaps has never even succeeded in large-scale farming itself. For such a project or organization, would you dare to introduce breeding stock? Would you dare to believe the promised buyback?

The simplest way to tell whether black guinea pigs are being "speculated"

1. Whether breeding guinea pigs are priced above 70 yuan/pair; especially those above 100 yuan/pair are best not to approach.

2. Whether this farm has a certain number of commercial black guinea pigs for sale. If this farm only sells breeding guinea pigs, and the price is above 60 yuan/pair, but it has no certain number of commercial black guinea pigs for sale (or deliberately quotes a higher price for commercial black guinea pigs, such as above 60 yuan/kg, to set up obstacles to your purchase, and refuses even to discuss slaughtering some for a taste), then with these two signs it is very likely to be "breeding-stock speculation," or the farm itself has also not been farming for long and is small in scale. It is recommended not to introduce breeding stock from such a farm or company.

Sales and promotion experience for black guinea pigs

The black guinea pig is a project that was "ruined" by breeding-stock speculation in the past. In the past, aside from breeding-stock speculation, it basically never entered the market, and even farmers did not know what black guinea pig meat actually tasted like. The effective way to open up the market is to let people know how delicious black guinea pig meat is. Therefore, at every exchange meeting and training course, the experimental farm gives trainees free tastings. In particular, for agricultural departments from various places, local government departments, visiting customers, trainees and so on, as long as two or more people eat lunch at the experimental farm, the experimental farm will absolutely make a pot of black guinea pig meat in a clay pot especially for free tasting (starting this year). The effect of this move is very effective. It can be said this way: after eating, 80% of visiting agricultural departments decide to take up this project; after local government officials eat it, they bring people to buy it or introduce restaurants to put this dish on the menu; and after visiting customers and trainees eat it, more than 85% take a few or dozens of commercial or breeding guinea pigs with them when they leave……

"Things are precious when rare, and foods are nourishing when black." Since the 1990s, a black-food whirlwind has swept the globe. Black foods have been listed as the fourth generation of natural functional foods after green foods, and will become the food people like most. Modern scientific research has proved that black foods not only have high nutritional value, but also have the special functions of clearing free radicals in the human body, resisting oxidation, lowering blood lipids, fighting tumors, supporting yang function, and resisting aging.

Now, the black guinea pig, with the dual identity of "black food" and "green food," has "crawled" onto people's dining tables. The craze for eating black guinea pigs is beginning to heat up nationwide, consumption is beginning to rise, and the black guinea pig farming industry has also begun to boom due to the strong pull of the consumer market. Faced with such a "hot" black guinea pig farming wave, how should you choose? The prospects for black guinea pig farming can already be seen, and I believe everyone will make a wise choice.