Marine product culturing method

Abstract

Disclosed is a marine product culturing method. The marine product culturing method comprises the following steps of a, raft manufacturing, b, seabed reef building, c, seedling collection, d, hanger splitting, e, mussel thinning, and f, gripping. The marine product culturing method achieves mussel breeding through natural seedling collection with low seedling releasing, and through seabed reef building and natural cycling cultivation, significantly improves the risk resistance capacity, namely, when buoyant raft cultivation is damaged by severe natural disasters, seabed cultivation can bring stable income to farmers; fallen mussels can provide rich food for creatures such as sea cucumber, culturing waste such as shells can be recycled to reduce land pollution, so that both economic benefits and social benefits can be increased.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of marine aquaculture, in particular to the technical field of offshore aquaculture. Background technique [0002] The offshore development and utilization of my country's marine aquaculture industry is relatively good. Bottom sowing and floating raft farming have fully utilized the sea area, while the open sea (a large area beyond 3 nautical miles from the land) is difficult to open and utilize the seabed due to the large waves and rapid currents. Over the past few years, shellfish farming has suffered serious deaths, and the floating raft farming industry has also suffered heavy losses. Therefore, the risk is particularly high, and many companies have gone bankrupt, so that large areas of the outer sea have not been opened for use. Contents of the invention [0003] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems existing in off-sea culture, the present invention provides a method for off-sea culture of na...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The offshore development and utilization of my country's marine aquaculture industry is relatively good. Bottom sowing and floating raft farming have fully utilized the sea area, while the open sea (a large area beyond 3 nautical miles from the land) is difficult to open and utilize the seabed due to the large waves and rapid currents. In the past few years, the death of shellfish farming has been serious, and the floating raft farming industry has also suffered heavy losses. Therefore, the risk is particularly high, and many companies have gone bankrupt, so that large areas of the outer sea have not been opened for use.