'Waterweed' non-woven fabric helps increase shrimp production

Using'cloth' to raise shrimps received a miraculous effect 　　 In March of this year, Zhang Jianwei, with the mentality of giving it a try, put this kind of'artificial aquatic plants' in his 100-acre shrimp pond. He is overjoyed at the moment when the vannamei white shrimp is on the market. 'Unexpectedly, the yield per mu would increase by 100 kilograms at once. 'Zhang Jianwei said that his farming technology is pretty good, but the highest yield per mu in Neitang is only 700 kg. Now the yield per mu of shrimp ponds has reached 800 kg. 'Calculated at the wholesale price of 40 yuan per kilogram, the net income of 100 acres of shrimp ponds in a season is 400,000 yuan. 'In addition, Zhang Jianwei's shrimps also have the characteristics of big size, fresh color and high survival rate. Because of these, many Shanghai shrimp vendors would rather spend a higher price than they would rush here for wholesale.　　 According to Ding Haiyang, one of the project leaders,'artificial aquatic plants' can effectively increase the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water by providing rapid propagation carriers for microorganisms, thereby improving water quality and reducing the incidence of shrimp. The survival rate of natural cultured Penaeus vannamei is generally 35%-40%, and the survival rate of artificial aquatic plants can be increased to 80%, and the shrimps are raised with fewer large pathogens, which is a true green food. 'Ding Haiyang told reporters that'artificial aquatic plants' have been tried out in aquaculture in Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places, and the results are very good.　　 In addition to being used for breeding,'artificial aquatic plants' can also treat sewage. Ding Haiyang told reporters that at present, the 200-meter water purification of the Potang River around the city is using this technology, and the Shaoxing Hotel's landscape water purification also uses'artificial water plants'.　　'Minimum cost of transformation in the industry'　　A home textile company started the business of'artificial water plants'? In this regard, Huang Zhen, chairman of the Expo Group, said that this is also forced by the situation.　　 After the 2007 financial crisis, competition in the textile industry has become increasingly fierce, and 'Bolan Home Textile' has also entered an era of meager or even no profit. In order to find a new way out, we decided to produce high-tech textiles to avoid low-price competition. 'Huang Zhen said that the cost of transformation within the industry is minimal, and transformation within the industry is best done in the textile industry to extend the chain. Therefore, in 2007, Expo Home Textiles invested heavily in the introduction of a non-woven fabric patented technology, and used it to successfully produce a functional cloth 'artificial waterweedThe effect is remarkable on the water body.　　To compete with world-famous enterprises　　It is worth mentioning that the competitiveness of the “artificial aquatic plants” of Expo Home Textiles even exceeds that of similar products in the United States. Huang Zhen told reporters that the world-famous biotechnology company, Acoman, is also producing a similar functional cloth, but the market price of the product is 800,000 yuan/ton, and it has the same effect as Akerman’s products. The expo “artificial aquatic plants” only costs 80,000 yuan/ton, and the price is only one-tenth of that of the other party, which is very competitive. Huang Zhen said that at present,'Expo' and'Akoman' have already opened their positions, hoping to use legitimate competition to win this'challenge match'. He also hopes that'artificial water plants' will quickly enter the market and become a new profit growth point for the company.　　The 'artificial aquatic grass' that goes toward the 'blue ocean'　　The cloth of Shaoxing is famous all over the world. In recent years, many people have bothered about how to increase the added value of cloth. However, more companies are still following the old way of fighting for prices and costs, and they are pushing down prices to the point where they lose their money. Take a look at the story of 'Bolan Home Textiles' transforming into 'artificial aquatic plants　　 A few years ago, when non-woven fabrics came out, there was a whirlwind in the textile industry. However, following the trend, competition is becoming increasingly homogeneous, and the non-woven fabric industry may also come to an end. The emergence of'artificial water plants' has realized the gorgeous turn of non-woven fabric manufacturers. Behind this, there may be countless arduous market surveys, or it may be a flash of inspiration after careful consideration. However, dare to be the first in the world, take a path different from ordinary people, and constantly discover potential market needs, this is a big secret for companies to get out of the predicament and move towards the bright.　　The famous'blue ocean' strategy tells us that only by looking beyond competitors, crossing existing competitive boundaries, and changing the market structure itself, can we move towards the vast blue sea. The success of 'Expo Home Textiles' Artificial Waterweed' undoubtedly confirms this theory again.