At present, there is a craze for raising geese in rural areas, which shows that raising geese in rural areas is still profitable. According to my observation, in many aquaculture industries, raising geese has a short profit cycle, less investment and less risk, as long as there are enough goslings sheds, adult geese venues and professional technicians to manage them! As far as the prospect of raising geese is concerned, the domestic sales and demand of goose down products alone is still a big market, and goose meat is also one of the more popular meats in Southeast Asian countries. On the whole, the prospect of raising geese is still considerable. But I want to say to my friends who will invest in raising geese, although raising geese makes money, you should also decide your investment projects and scale according to the local economic trend and market demand, do a good job in market research, make full use of local resources and solve regional economic conflicts. We should size up the situation and not blindly follow the trend, so as to avoid the phenomenon of oversupply in the market and cause great losses to ourselves! The market is risky and investment needs to be cautious!

Is there any prospect of raising geese now? This answer is the same as asking whether buying this futures stock will go up or down. There are risks in the aquaculture market. Market price and sales volume are on the one hand, and plague is also on the other. Some people say that I have been vaccinated. Sometimes accidents are difficult to prevent, just like last year's swine fever, which not only killed pigs, but also caused the phenomenon of pork not circulating. In this case, if the price does not rise, it will lose money. There is also farming technology. Without sound breeding technology, you will be led by the nose by the veterinary drug store, so the money will be eaten by the veterinary drug store. So when you ask me about the future, I can only tell you that farming is risky and you need to be cautious when entering the industry. Rural people often say that wealth does not count, which means that these foodies can only be counted as money if they are sold and realized. If it is not sold, it can't be counted as money there.

The prospect of raising geese is not so optimistic, not as good as it is said on the Internet. How much is a goose cub, how much is the feed and how much is it sold? It's not that easy. Among them, there are great risks. To put it bluntly, if you catch up with the flu and other diseases, there may not be any left. It costs money to buy medicine for minor ailments. The disease is not widespread, so you have to take these into account. Others consider whether there is a market, and if not, they need to be cautious. Be careful if you have no experience at all! If you really want to do it, you can raise less first, feel experienced, find a market, and then slowly increase the quantity.