Brief introduction of Qianjiang crayfish

Zhu Hanqiao, secretary of Qianjiang Municipal Party Committee, introduced that in 2009, the wild culture area of crayfish in Qianjiang City reached 6.5438+0.8 million mu, and the output reached 38,000 tons. The total output value of crayfish industry is 65.438+82 billion yuan. The crayfish series products produced by Qianjiang City are exported to more than 30 countries and regions such as the United States, the European Union and Japan, earning 82 million US dollars, accounting for 65% of the whole province and 35% of the whole country respectively. Qianjiang City ranked first in the country in crayfish breeding scale, processing capacity and export earnings for seven consecutive years. 20 10 in may, Qianjiang city was named "the hometown of crayfish in China". World crayfish see China, China crayfish see Hubei, and Hubei crayfish see Qianjiang.

Qianjiang City, Hubei Province gives full play to the rich advantages of water resources in Jianghan Plain, actively explores the development of modern circular agriculture, and builds the lobster industry capital of the world. According to the industrialization idea of "government support and guidance, leading enterprises driving, plate base support, association organization linkage, brand strategy promotion", they have innovated the development mode and embarked on a unique road of aquatic industrialization development, which not only opened up a broad space for farmers to increase their income, but also made Qianjiang rapidly rise to be the largest freshwater crayfish processing and export base in China, and have the first chance in the world freshwater crayfish product market. In 2008, the city raised 65.438+0.5 million mu of crayfish, with an output value of 352 million yuan; Processing and exporting 58,000 tons of crayfish, earning 60 million US dollars, accounting for 74% of the city's aquatic products exports and 65% of the province's crayfish exports. The total output value of lobster industry reached131700 million yuan, which generated 764.3 yuan for farmers in the city, accounting for 15.6% of the per capita net income of farmers in 2008.