For aquaculture, if a person has no experience, I personally think it is more appropriate to raise pigs. Because raising pigs only needs manpower, and there is no need for large-scale breeding in the early stage, one person can do it. For example, it is easy to raise fat pigs with less than 50 heads per person. Now the breeding is fully mechanized, and only need to invest in building pig houses in the early stage.

When I was a child, raising pigs at home was a traditional way of breeding, and I had to boil and wash pig food every day. Now the pigs have started to eat feed, and the feed is completely dry. When a pig is thirsty, it can drink water directly from the water dispenser, which also saves labor time. Pigs are chosen because of their high resistance, which can effectively resist cold and hot weather for some diseases without affecting themselves. Only regular vaccination can effectively prevent the epidemic.

And now the state also gives support to the aquaculture industry. For example, raising a pig in this place in Northeast China will be subsidized by 50 yuan every year, and we can also insure every pig, that is, give subsidies in case of epidemic to reduce losses. These policies are very beneficial to the people, so I think it is very good to engage in aquaculture at this stage. As long as you are willing to pay, you can exchange sweat for return in the countryside.

But it is not recommended that a person breed sows. There are many complicated things after the sow production exhibition. Feeding healthy pigs directly for five months pays off quickly. If you don't want to be too tired, you can seize the opportunity and raise only one crop a year. If you raised a batch of pigs at that stage last year and disposed of them when the price of pigs is so high this year, you will definitely make a lot of money, so there will be many opportunities for aquaculture. The key is whether we have superhuman vision to grasp market opportunities.