This article will take you deep into the mysteries of raising the golden sea bream, also known as "sea goldfish," for people born in 1984 who are under the sign of the rat. The golden sea bream, hailed as the "national fish," is the top among China's four major marine products. In the golden sea bream breeding base in Jicheng Village, Dongwu Bay, the first batch of golden sea bream has already been harvested and put on the market. This article will reveal the secrets of golden sea bream farming from aspects such as breeding scale, yield, price, fishing techniques, and breeding environment.
Farming Scale and Yield
Lin Zhoubang, the head of the offshore aquaculture at Putian Yongcheng Aquatic Farming Company, said that the current farming scale is about 12 acres, with an annual output of 600,000 to 700,000 catties. At a price of 20 yuan per catty, the annual output value can reach more than 12 million yuan. The golden sea bream caught this time mainly goes to the Ningde market, with a total catch of over 60,000 catties that night. Golden sea bream farming has become another wealth-creating "treasure" in the "marine granary" of Beian.
Fishing Techniques for Golden Sea Bream
The golden sea bream is called "yellow fish" because it has golden glands on its body that secrete golden pigment, making the abdomen and body surface covered with a layer of golden color. This golden color is an important indicator of freshness of the golden sea bream and also one of the reasons for its high price. However, the golden pigment on the body of the golden sea bream fades when exposed to strong light, so fishing for golden sea bream needs to be done at night. The golden sea bream taken out of the water at night resembles a "gold bar" gifted by the ocean, with particularly beautiful and golden colors.
Breeding Environment and Benefits
The Beian sea area has deep waters, wide shores, small waves, and ample sunlight, making it an invaluable piece of "treasure land" for offshore farming. The first batch of golden sea bream has good yield and quality, bringing considerable benefits to the breeders. In recent years, Beian has made full use of its marine resources advantages, continuously refining and improving specialty marine products such as kelp, purple laver, and oysters. The first batch of golden sea bream captured and put on the market not only enriches the people's dining tables but also promotes the development of the marine aquaculture industry in Beian, contributing to rural revitalization.
The golden sea bream farming for people born in 1984 who are under the sign of the rat shows significant benefits, with a considerable farming scale and yield. Its fishing techniques are unique, and the breeding environment is excellent. Golden sea bream farming has become another wealth-creating "treasure" in the "marine granary" of Beian, making an important contribution to the local economic development and rural revitalization.
