How China Farmer Makes 9 Million Dollars from Snake Skin - Snake Farm | Processing Factory
In a village in Zhejiang province, China, more than 160 farming families living there together raise more than 3 million snakes each year for food and medicine. Cobras, vipers and pythons are not only a common sight in the small village but also a way of life for thousands of people in this area. The snake farming industry brings millions of dollars in profits to a village that relies solely on farming
Snake farming in China is not a traditional industry historically, rather the practice was formed according to the needs and development of the market. Initially, farmers caught wild snakes in the wild to sell to Oriental medicine pharmacies, but gradually the number of snakes in the wild became increasingly scarce, causing their prices to increase. Realizing this, farmers researched and successfully raised snakes on the farm, earning large profits, and since then snake farming has also grown in many areas.
The result is an industry unlike any other in the world, with millions of snakes raised for food or traditional Chinese medicine, not only sold domestically but also Exported to the United States, Germany, Japan and Korea
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