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How to Calculate the Economic Benefits of Snake Farming

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Experts say: raising one good snake is better than raising one pig. Because wild snakes are becoming increasingly scarce, snake prices on the market have been rising steadily year after year, and snake prices vary greatly throughout the four seasons, with winter prices about 2~3 times higher than in ordinary seasons. Early spring is the highest peak of snake price increases for the whole year. In addition, prices in early autumn and late autumn are also not the same. Taking one artificially bred female snake as an example, it breeds an average of 10~18 young per year, and some can breed as many as more than 20. If sold as small snake hatchlings, each is priced at about 3~10 yuan. If the bred

Experts say: raising one good snake is better than raising one pig. Because wild snakes are becoming increasingly scarce, snake prices on the market have been rising steadily year after year, and snake prices vary greatly throughout the four seasons, with winter prices about 2~3 times higher than in ordinary seasons. Early spring is the highest peak of snake price increases for the whole year. In addition, prices in early autumn and late autumn are also not the same. Taking one artificially bred female snake as an example, it breeds an average of 10~18 young per year, and some can breed as many as more than 20. If sold as small snake hatchlings, each is priced at about 3~10 yuan. If the bred small snakes are raised for one year, 1~5 kg of snake meat can be obtained (there are many snake species in India, and the differences are very large), and at the market average price of @#@136@#@, a gross profit of 40~100 yuan can be obtained, and after deducting various costs, a profit of 20~150 yuan can still be made (excluding dead snakes).

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