The Secrets of Raising Billions of Tilapia by Chinese Farmers, Earning Billions of Dollars Each Year

[@RashidJalal-i9s]

Great job of Chinese farming to humanity in international world with clean filet meat of this fish to get in the market

[@healingfarm92]

"It's amazing how Chinese farmers have mastered the art of tilapia farming on such a massive scale!

[@businessfact_sano]

Unbelievable! This processing factory is on another level! 👏

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your interest.

[@jovenserdenola1679]

😊

[@manchu-qu9mw]

China is ever improving using technology. Just learned even fish breeding of this delicious kind. No countries can compete and compare how fantastic she is. Even going green in energy. Super.

[@LumiFarm28]

China's progress in technology and sustainability is truly impressive! The way they combine innovation in industries like aquaculture with green energy is remarkable. It's a great example of how technology and environmental care can go hand in hand.

[@processarea91]

China’s advancements are indeed impressive! Do you think their focus on innovation and sustainability could inspire a global shift in aquaculture and energy practices? 🌱🐟✨

[@virginia_wong]

The Chinese have made food more available and affordable, probably have saved a lot of lives.

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for sharing this perspective! It’s so important to recognize how access to food can change lives for the better.

[@MukadisAymen-ui8fy]

The Western countries will disagree with you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@processarea91]

Absolutely, their farming innovations are impressive-do you think their methods could help address food security challenges in other regions too? 🌍🍴

[@macy98]

Thank you for blocking me offline

[@Viewtube347]

With wuhan virus, they neitralised the lives.

[@PanurakForeste]

The process is amazing!

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for watching my video. I will create more exciting explorations of this country's agriculture in my future videos.

[@akeyLife]

Wow, did anyone else catch the advancements in tilapia farming at 2:00? The use of recirculating aquaculture systems is truly revolutionary! It saves water and increases fish density-impressive!

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for noticing that detail! The recirculating system truly saves resources and boosts productivity. Hope you found the video helpful!

[@processarea91]

Recirculating aquaculture systems are so impressive-do you think they’ll become the standard for sustainable fish farming worldwide? 🐟💧

[@rogiedizon9248]

Nice content about tilapia farming iam learn about this method iam from Philippines tnx this content ✌️✌️✌️

[@processarea91]

That’s awesome! Tilapia farming is so fascinating-do you think this method could work well in the Philippines with its abundant water resources? 🇵🇭🐟✌

[@donkeykong516]

Anything the Chinese touches turns into gold

[@LumiFarm28]

It seems many people don’t like this country, but objectively speaking, they are very skilled.

[@vendetta3953]

@@LumiFarm28 only the hegemonic and colonial entities don't like them, the rest of the world is thankful that China exists

[@Socmovies]

That's amazing! I didn't think they raised tilapia as well. In my hometown, it's considered an invasive species.

[@LumiFarm28]

I’m also surprised because tilapia in my area don’t grow as big as the ones they raise.

[@processarea91]

That’s interesting! It’s amazing how tilapia can be both a farmed delicacy and an invasive species-do you think better management could turn the problem into an opportunity? 🌍🐟

[@FarmTastic97]

The tilapia farming industry in China is amazing! Through perseverance and experience, farmers here have scaled production to a massive scale, not only meeting domestic demand but also reaching out to the world, bringing in billions of dollars each year. This is truly a testament to the power of agriculture!

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your interest.

[@michaeltruong6346]

Lumi Farm should be the standard for safe food excellence ❤... keep up the great work in feeding and saving million of lives ❤

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for following and watching my video.

[@processarea91]

Lumi Farm truly sets the bar high-do you think their approach could inspire other farms to adopt similar practices globally? 🌱❤

[@michaeltruong6346]

@@processarea91 YES !!!😇❤

[@FarmForwardTech]

Their techniques and dedication to sustainable practices are truly inspiring, and it’s amazing how this industry generates billions each year.

[@worldclass1-j2s]

Dear Team, I watched your video and was inspired by your work on Tilapia fish farming. Congratulations on your achievements! I have a 480-acre pond/lake and am very interested in learning more about your plant and methods. I would like to explore implementing similar practices in my area. Looking forward to connecting and learning from your expertise! Best regards, Worlds student

[@MBKhan-db4so]

😋Delicious Grilled Fish🐟

[@Samdiscoverystudio]

Your video is full of modern and expensive systems!

[@liceritaprocess]

amazing video👍👍

[@taofarm]

Fascinating to see how Chinese farmers raise billions of tilapia! The scale of this operation is incredible. But I wonder-how sustainable is this level of production for the environment and the fish quality? What do you all think?

[@LumiFarm28]

Sustainability depends on many factors such as waste management, fish feed, and the impact on the ecosystem. If managed well, large-scale production can benefit both the environment and the quality of the fish.

[@peterpph126]

The waste most likely will be used as fertilizer in farming.

[@processarea91]

The scale is mind-blowing! Sustainability is a great question though-do you think advanced farming methods like recirculating systems can help balance production with environmental care? 🐟🌍

[@juliusverne-i5t]

This endeavour cost a lot of investment and knowledge...🎉 CHINA IS AMAZING AND GREAT.🤗🎊😊

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your interest in my content.

[@hamafarm]

I enjoyed every second of this! Thanks for the quality content. Keep it up! 👏

[@HarvestMechanic]

That harvesting scene at [6:41] was so satisfying to watch! 🚜💛

[@FoodTechMachinesUSA-d4o]

Chinese farmers turn ponds into gold mines! With modern processing factories, they’ve mastered the art of turning tilapia into billion-dollar treasures. Truly a culinary gold rush

[@SahanaChakrabarty-i9z]

I like your video on Tilapia farming.

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for watching my video

[@Joyful-Farm-Life]

amazing Chinese farmers

[@josiahkulwa34]

Great job

[@MBKhan-db4so]

😍 Long Live 🇵🇰Pakistan China Friendship🇨🇳

[@Taylor99farm-q7d]

While those secrets are fascinating, have you seen how modern agricultural technology is revolutionizing tilapia farming? There are some game-changing methods out there that can take this to the next level! Curious to learn more? Let’s dive into the future of aquaculture

[@nimeshAttendance-kv1yp]

Sri lanka's favorite local fresh water fish👍

[@jassonnelly3445]

Am in Tanzania i would love to start this business but i want to ask what type of food tou use so that fish can grow this big and how many mouths can take to make them grow big

[@andrewfuzh]

Not just food, method and controls. It’s not for small fish farmers. Too much investment upfront.

[@aprianto1985]

great fish farming

[@KareraNdoli-k9i]

Very good...

[@RashidJalal-i9s]

Best farm fish it is in real

[@Tot_trynottolaught]

wow. great video.

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your interest.

[@namsaifarms_tilapiathai]

Thank you for sharing such an insightful documentary! Just a quick clarification regarding some of the footage in your video between 3:51 - 3:58 and 5:13 - 5:37. These scenes were actually filmed at our tilapia hatchery, Nam Sai Farms, located in Thailand. 😊

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for sharing; I will take note of that information.❤

[@SailsTides8.0]

Great Video Content

[@LumiFarm28]

thank you!! 🥰

[@nimeshAttendance-kv1yp]

Western world no match for China 👍🇱🇰💜

[@SAUDIBOY99]

Mashah Allah

[@amandagrant4331]

Chinese are very clever

[@LumiFarm28]

That's right, there’s a lot we can learn from them.

[@nilimaakther-er3pr]

Very good Video❤ We need More Video 😊 I am interested😮

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your encouragement. I will strive to produce better videos in the future.

[@myanimationstory2649]

Galing naman

[@harrisonnarol3647]

My favorite ❤❤

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you for your compliment. I will strive to create similar content that is even better.

[@josiahkulwa34]

Congratulations

[@keng528]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@processarea91]

Chinese farmers have truly mastered tilapia farming-do you think their methods could inspire similar large-scale operations in other countries? 🐟🌏

[@jeremymcIeod7698]

Romeo Catacutan left the group

[@diq3746]

Mujair atau nila sih?

[@roldanjamon373]

Only bebe scatter in Ricefield no spray then water maybe go to the pond will not affected waste of these animal is fertilizer!

[@waltertavares9020]

This video was definitely sponsored by the Chinese government. . No way all this tech can give us cheap fish. He said it all when he said small farms use traditional methods which is just about all the fish produced. China is basically this, “you want cheap, we will give you cheap”

[@Debarghaya_Mukherjee]

China mass farming fish, i mean mass production means low cost and higher export and pretty sure they can recover all those tech investments as well

[@petehoney1]

so what ? every corporate company does the same .. US tobacco business lied and held back that Tobacco causes cancer for 50 years pluss .. they all do it 🙏😀🤔

[@davidzan9190]

Actually, 80% of seafood in China are aquaculture.

[@SendaRoni]

High Nutrition? Explain Please

[@brandonchan8255]

能做到沒有土味了嗎？淡水魚都有那味道，所以我盡量吃海魚

[@asianangler]

and sadly most restaurants in the US will label these as "red snapper" or some local exotic fish so they can sell them for 40 bucks a plate smh

[@oktianurviansyah5309]

ikannya gede gede bener

[@AMSWingsOfLiberty]

Tilapia is really good. We often eat it almost everyday 😋

[@LumiFarm28]

Tilapia is a fantastic choice-light, versatile, and healthy! What’s your favorite way to prepare it? Fried, grilled, or maybe in a stew?

[@AMSWingsOfLiberty]

@LumiFarm28 i love grill 🤤

[@Samdiscoverystudio]

@@AMSWingsOfLiberty Is your family so poor that you eat fish every day? Why don't you change to something else?

[@AMSWingsOfLiberty]

@@Samdiscoverystudio nah I'm a middle class. It's just we asian always cook simple things with various type of ingredients.

[@AMSWingsOfLiberty]

@@Samdiscoverystudio there are times when we binge eating meat

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like it

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you! I'm really happy to know you like it 😊.

[@petehoney1]

hopefully takes reduces pressure on wild fish 🤣👏👏🙏

[@diepiriyegiftparisg2993]

This fight is so sweet. We call it Atabala in my language.

[@LumiFarm28]

Thank you! The word "Atabala" sounds so unique. Your language is fascinating!

[@nimeshAttendance-kv1yp]

We sri lankans hv our own kind of thilapiya

[@danteinferno9408]

Is it healthy?

[@nick91farm]

"How do Chinese farmers raise billions of tilapia and reel in billions of dollars each year? It's all about innovative farming techniques and mastering the art of fish farming-watch the secrets unfold!"

[@DayinmylifeWithWoolie]

Hizi ni zile plastic?

[@malangsarr6367]

❤

[@ศักดิ์ติยาเนียมสมบัติ-น3ฑ]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🤤

[@leroynyabeze6824]

R&D 💯

[@tremaynegarner9128]

Wht do they say to much tilapia is not good for you? I have started eating different fish lately.

[@yudieare1936]

Ikan mujair kah ?

[@billycittabalo3290]

Ikan nila kayaknya tapi masih rumpunnya mujahir

[@2009darrenchan]

Which farm is this?

[@LumiFarm28]

Fish farm in China.

[@sstchan924]

First feed the world, then improve quality and taste. Even tasteless food saves lives.

[@LumiFarm28]

Tilapia is a prime example of providing essential food to the world. Although its taste may not be extraordinary, tilapia is still an important source of nutrition and helps improve global food security.

[@roderickmalanyaon4853]

Eat only wild tilaia that swims on river or lake.

[@AnnoyedBlini-ng1md]

it's tasteless compared to our tilapia that breeds naturally in lake victoria

[@LumiFarm28]

Wild fish are still better than farmed fish.

[@mr.shinobi1866]

they're using AI in a right way.

[@LumiFarm28]

Farm work is minimized, yet productivity increases thanks to the application of technology.

[@faisalahmad1012]

Chino ancen pol maju ne....

[@MyBigAzzPimple]

To me tilapia still taste muddy..

[@panutrick8301]

These are very cheap in india we can get 2kg per 1 dollar

[@LumiFarm28]

But Indian fish do not have large sizes.

[@panutrick8301]

@@LumiFarm28 yes. it will grow up to 500 to 600 grams.

[@foobarmaximus3506]

When you've got 2 billion poor people to feed, anything will do. SMH

[@LumiFarm28]

The price of tilapia is very cheap, enough to meet the demand.

[@kgunknownofficial]

Actually tilapia fish are not much tasty 1:16

[@LumiFarm28]

That's true for some people, but if prepared properly, tilapia can still be a delicious dish! Have you tried any special dishes with tilapia? 😊

[@obranovaeletricaobranovaeletri]

Parabéns

[@rifancazeem8158]

Its not good for eating 😔

[@LumiFarm28]

You should learn how to cook them.

[@rifancazeem8158]

@LumiFarm28 we have in our country it's in natural lakes not feeding food feeding means its like boiler chicken 🍗🐔

[@FredKisitu-k7g]

Why not good for eating

[@rajeshdevnath9177]

Indian Rahu and Katala fish better taste then Telapia

[@LumiFarm28]

The name of this fish sounds strange; I will study them later.

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

Guess where Tilapia originated from, not in china but hut off to them

[@nimeshAttendance-kv1yp]

Even manual labour no match China

[@masterReality]

I didn't eat telapia . Wild fish better

[@LumiFarm28]

Wild fish does have a unique flavor, but tilapia also has its own advantages, such as being easy to prepare and affordable. Do you have a favorite type of wild fish?

[@tmekanayake7]

😢😢😢😢

[@marcoblanco3915]

Who knows what they feeding to the fish.FDA warned about eating tilapia this the tilapia m0stly fille'd your buying in any Walmart groceries tru out the country 😮

[@LumiFarm28]

Did they warn that tilapia is very delicious?

[@ostseesegler9606]

I don't eat tilapia

[@estherdaitey1701]

OH GOD.....how can anyone eat a fish that is imprisonment ALL THE DAYS OF IT'S LIFE. #DEPRESSIVEFISH

[@rajeshdevnath9177]

Telapia is worst fish. 😂😂😂 Not good taste. In india 40 rupees kg 😂😂

[@LumiFarm28]

Tilapia must be different in each country.

[@rajeshdevnath9177]

@@LumiFarm28 in india people don't like Telapia fish. People like Indian Pakistan Bangladesh River Rahu and katla

[@flowercrab8191]

@@rajeshdevnath9177 who cares what your people like, btw rohu is tasteless and only immigrant workers eat them

[@jovenserdenola1679]

Not organic only injection and chemicals to grow fast. Not healthy food I thinks 🤔

[@LumiFarm28]

It’s understandable to have concerns about food production methods. However, many farming practices, even if they use modern techniques, still prioritize safety standards. Do you think stricter regulations could help address these worries?

[@killeyx]

Taste good but garbage poop eating fish! Farm raised is even worst!

[@LumiFarm28]

Raising fish in clean water ensures the quality of the fish.

[@NGUYEN-g3l]

Tilapia is not good fish to eat , wild salmon the best

[@LumiFarm28]

Wild salmon is indeed very tasty and nutritious! However, tilapia also has its own benefits, such as being easy to farm and can be prepared in many different ways. How do you like to cook salmon?

[@heinzpflugfelder7761]

That is one kind of fish I DO NOT EAT! No taste, unless you add spices. By the way, same applies to norwegian farmed salmons. Do not need antibiotics and growth hormones in my fish.

[@LumiFarm28]

Exactly! Farm-raised fish often lack the natural flavor of wild-caught fish. For many people, avoiding antibiotics and hormones in food is very important.

[@kongthai..]

No good, use antibiotics. Go indoor, and improve sanitary condition 😂

[@LumiFarm28]

They have exported to Western countries, so the safety standards have definitely been tested and verified.

[@kongthai..]

@LumiFarm28 it's the domestic demand that matters. DPRK & IROI is in grain shortage. South Asia & Oceania could get worst. 🥺

[@manmangy]

Please do not this fish much. Mercury level of this fish is high. Same with mackeral fish. Tha us why so many people are allergic to both

[@PLANETBOOK115]

The tilapia is no good

[@kuvtseemmeme]

trump gonna raise and breed them in america now! tilapia made in usa hahahahaha.

[@LumiFarm28]

Imagine "Made in the USA" tilapia hitting the markets everywhere!

[@russbarker2727]

No way would I buy this rubbish. The density in which they are kept is disgusting. Still, it must be a bit like living in Beijing I suppose.

[@amanzetalent6158]

They are making up for the high stocking density with other management practices. In fish farming, the most important practices to have healthy fish are good water quality and good feed. When these parameters are kept optimal, you will have a healthy, nutritious fish... But if you'd rather put one fish in one room and load it with medications it's up to you!

[@JL-yt5hy]

Gross. Never eat fish from China

[@RoyVickers-s8d]

Why? Give us all a very good reason please, as I have tried it myself and it is delicious!

[@LumiFarm28]

@@RoyVickers-s8d I also find it delicious, we have a great chef.

[@nimeshAttendance-kv1yp]

Already eaten 😂😂😂

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

I WOULD NEVER EVER EAT CLICKBAIT TEE LA PIAA........THESE JOKERS UPLOADING THIS CRAP KZbin IS FULL OF CLICKBAITERS!

[@LumiFarm28]

That's because you haven't tried it yet.

[@mackmoulin]

Astonishing levels of toxicity. Avoid Chinese fish at all costs. Major usage of antibiotics, hormones, and other chemicals. A pure propaganda video.

[@LumiFarm28]

With an automated recirculating water system, fish remain healthy without the need for antibiotics. This technology exists in many places around the world, not just in China.

[@LumiFarm28]

The application of biotechnology in fish breeding in China also helps fish develop better resistance. I think many countries around the world are still struggling to treat fish diseases. Are fish from other countries safe?

[@betapikin4924]

Don't come and show your illiteracy here... Very useless human being

[@BeingHuman5291]

Telapia itself a toxic fish and can cause cancer to human body. It doesn't not need antibiotics or hormones to be toxic. Doctor said to avoid this fish

[@rmartin2763]

This sounds like a CCP propaganda video.

[@LumiFarm28]

You're overthinking it.

[@blanksender7808]

Yeah, let's be real. Tilapia tastes like fresh ass and it's only growing in popularity because it can be farmed on huge scale and we've overfished damn near everything that's wild and worth eating

[@LumiFarm28]

Taste is subjective and can vary from person to person. Tilapia is popular not just because it's easy to farm but also due to its affordability and abundant supply. If raised in clean environments and prepared properly, tilapia can still be a delicious meal.

[@adegboyegaogundiran8679]

​@@LumiFarm28That's it! Taste is subjective around the world! One man's meat, they say, is another man's poison!

[@FredShin-m7x]

Maybe it is you forgetting to brushing your teeths and raised your mind about mouth from licking ur LGBT boyfriends not wiped ass from the washroom

[@miriguwa1958]

So "fresh ass" is an alternative to Tilapia. Didn't know that cos hardly anybody has eaten fresh ass. Thanks for the info.

[@applebee9060]

I don’t think I’m going to try eating fresh ass. By the way, blank sender, how does it taste like? Asking for a friend.