What are the development directions for pheasant farming?

There are still quite a lot of pheasant farmers in our country, and for the vast majority of farmers, the most common practice is nothing other than raising them as meat chickens. Besides fattening pheasants, is there no other direction to develop in? The answer is no. There are still several directions you can choose when farming pheasants. Now let's take a look together at what you can do with pheasant farming.

1. Selling eggs

Pheasant eggs are a very nourishing food, and their nutritional value is much higher than the so-called free-range eggs of everyday life, but they are relatively rare on the market because production is relatively low. Many people place orders in advance, which results in very few appearing on the market. At present, the market price of one pheasant egg is about 3-5 yuan each, which still offers decent profit, and the production of pheasants themselves is also relatively considerable. Selling pheasant eggs is a good development direction.

2. Selling as meat chickens

Meat chickens are currently a relatively common farming direction, because compared with other processes it is relatively simple. Overall, there are still relatively few pheasant farmers in our country, unable to meet market demand, and coupled with imperfections in technology, pheasant production cannot be increased, so the current price of pheasant meat is still relatively high, with a selling price of over 40 yuan/jin. There is a very large profit margin, and market demand also gives farmers more peace of mind, making it probably the direction that best fits the consumer market.

3. Selling feathers

Pheasant feathers are very beautiful, but most farmers overlook the value of their feathers. Whether domestically or abroad, feather products made from poultry are always in short supply, and many people regard them as high-end products. Of course, this direction has only just started in our country, and the market is still very imperfect, but it is very likely to become a new supporting point that drives demand for pheasants. You can first learn a bit about this area.

4. Breeding chicks

Farming pheasants of course cannot be separated from chicks, but breeding pheasant chicks is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and also requires a certain level of technology, so farmers who specialize in selling pheasant chicks have emerged. Those with high demand for chicks are mostly small farms and free-range households. If they hatched pheasants themselves under that model, the cost would be too high, and at least about 60% of pheasant farmers are small-scale or free-range households. Market demand is very high, and the market price of one pheasant chick is about 5-10 yuan, which still leaves room for profit.

The above are several directions for pheasant farming. Farmers can see, according to their own circumstances, whether they can develop comprehensively and carry out several aspects at the same time, so as to bring themselves higher profits.