Snail Farming is a highly profitable business. The profit margin on snail farming is high, and it requires low capital investment. In the US, for example, snails can go for $50 a pound or two dollars a snail. Similarly, in the UK, snail meat is a delicacy amongst the African population, and prices can range from £1.5 to £2 per snail. Snails are easily exportable live, with a shelf life ranging from 2 to 6 months. Snail meat is high in protein and low in fat and is a recognized health food. Backyard Snail Farming For Beginners provides you a complete guide to Snail farming in your own backyard. Snail farming can be started with a relatively low capital compared to other forms of animal farming. It is a high profit yielding farming venture if it is professionally managed. Managing a snail farm is less stressful and relatively easy compared to the other sort of animal farming. Snails are extremely easy to handle and control as they are slow-moving creatures. Small land space is enough to rear thousands of snails. Therefore, anyone can rear snails in their home garden. Snail droppings are odourless, and snails are silent creatures. Therefore, they do not cause any disturbance to the environment like other farm animals. The feed given to the snails is cheap and grows locally. Snail meat has a market value locally and internationally. Snail meat has a market value locally and internationally

The breeding, raising and production of snails is known as Heliculture. Snails are useful for their meat as well as their shell and slimes which are harvested and crushed for pharmaceutical purposes and possibly for animal feed because it is a rich source of calcium needed by both human and animals. Snail farming is different from many other livestock farming, because it requires very little startup capital and low cost of operation and the risk involved is very minimal. Snail farming is very easy and this can even be carried out in part of your garden, side of the house and from the back of your house or any other available land.The simple guide provided in this book is all comprehensive and well detailed to guide you through snail farming.

The process of farming or raising snails is scientifically referred to as Heliciculture. Snails are small soft animals, usually with a hard round shell on their back which move very slowly. Snail farming is considered a good venture around the world because snail is a cheap source of animal protein and the farming is also easy to set up. Although snails of different origins exist, in this handbook, one of the African giant land snails, Archachatina marginata will be our focus being one of the commonest. The Yoruba’s call it “Igbin Apinnu”; it is the biggest size, even as the adult weighs between 300 -700g. The fleshy part is dark brown and the shell is wider at the posterior end.

Explore the world of snail farming with the "Snail Farming Guide," your go-to resource for making this unique and sustainable practice a profitable business. Whether you're an experienced farmer wanting to try something new or a complete beginner excited to start a fresh venture, this guide gives you all the essential knowledge to succeed. Snail farming, also known as heliciculture, is becoming popular as an eco-friendly and highly profitable way to farm. This guide takes you through the process step by step, breaking down complex information into easy-to-understand instructions. You'll learn about the different types of snails that are best for farming and how to choose the right one for your environment and goals. Understanding how snails live and grow is key to successful farming, and this book explains everything from their anatomy to their life cycle, giving you the insights needed to keep your snails healthy. Setting up a snail farm might seem overwhelming, but with clear advice on choosing the right location, building pens, and controlling the climate, you'll be ready to create a thriving home for your snails. Feeding is another important part, and this guide shows you how to create a balanced diet that meets all your snails' nutritional needs, helping them grow quickly and produce high-quality results. Breeding snails can be both challenging and rewarding. This guide makes it easier by offering practical tips on breeding, hatching, and caring for young snails. You'll also find helpful information on keeping your snails healthy, with advice on preventing diseases, treating them, and providing general care. When it's time to harvest, this guide teaches you how to do it efficiently, getting the most out of your efforts. From harvesting to processing and packaging, every step is explained to help you bring your snails to market in the best condition. Lastly, the "Snail Farming Guide" offers valuable insights into the business side of snail farming, including how to find and reach your customers. Whether you're selling fresh snails or creating products from them, this guide provides strategies to help you succeed in the market. Start your snail farming journey with confidence. The "Snail Farming Guide" is your reliable partner on the path to building a successful and sustainable snail farming business.

This guide explores how to make the best out of the Giant African Land Snail as a pet. It brings up the important issue of snail rearing by explaining precisely what it is and everything you need to do in order to make it thrive. This eye-opening book is simply for those who are extremely in love with snails and those who are ready to keep them as pets. This guide is an easy guide written in simple language that everyone can understand. This book will teach you everything you need to know to make your snail happy and to make you a happy snail owner. This book outlines the following: - An overview of the Giant African Land Snail - Aspects of snail farming - Breeding and mating - Buying the snails - Caring for your snail - Feeding the snails - Health - Heating, humidity and temperature - Housing the snail - Purchasing and acquiring snails - Snail business licenses and permits - Types of snails ..... and much more

This book is, essentially, a love story. The story of an Irish girl who fell in love with a Lithuanian man, then fell in love with his country and its food. The book contains nine of my favourite traditional Lithuanian dishes, including kugelis (potato pudding), cepelinai (potato dumplings), koldunai (pasta dumplings) and saltibarsciai (cold beet soup). The recipes are explained in detail with step-by-step instructions and illustrations where required, making this book ideally suited to anyone attempting these dishes for the first time. Substitute ingredients are suggested where certain ingredients might be hard to find outside of Lithuania. Each recipe is accompanied by a short preamble about my life in Lithuania and how the recipe was developed. The book also contains a number of stunning photographs of the Lithuanian landscape and wildlife.