Luodai black pig is one of the top ten famous pigs in China. Luodai black pig refers to the traditional native pig-Daweizi in Shuangjiang, Jinjing and adjacent Pingjiang counties in Changsha County. Pig. It originated from Shuangjiang Town, Changsha County. It is commonly known as "Luodai Black Pig" because of its pure black coat, and Shuangjiang's original name is "Luodai". It is one of the excellent local pig breeds in Hunan Province and is also famous in Changsha County. The local pig brand. "
"Luodai Black Pig" is one of the excellent local pig breeds in Hunan Province and is also a famous local pig brand in Changsha County. "Luo Dai Black Pig" is an excellent breed with fresh and tender meat and rich nutrition. It contains more than 40 kinds of nutrients needed by the human body, including potassium, calcium, sodium, copper, magnesium, and zinc.
“There are currently less than 2,000 Luodai black pigs in stock. If they are not protected, we may never be able to eat the meat of famous pigs again in the future!” Member of the Changsha County CPPCC, Changsha Fulao Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Development Co., Ltd. General manager Liu Qi suggested that the Luodai black pig be listed as a national-level local protected species so that the "Luodai black pig" can rival Ningxiang native pigs.
It is understood that "Luodai black pig" refers to the traditional native pig - Daweizi pig in Shuangjiang, Jinjing and adjacent Pingjiang counties in Changsha County. It originated in Shuangjiang Town, Changsha County. It is commonly known as "Luodai Black Pig" because of its pure black coat color and Shuangjiang's original name is "Luodai". It is one of the excellent local pig breeds in Hunan Province and a famous local pig in Changsha County. Pig brand. "Luo Dai Black Pig" is an excellent breed with fresh and tender meat and rich nutrition. It contains more than 40 kinds of nutrients needed by the human body, including potassium, calcium, sodium, copper, magnesium, and zinc. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the "Luo Dai Black Pig" was a tribute to the imperial court. In 2006, it was included in the first batch of national livestock and poultry genetic resource protected species lists together with the Ningxiang native pig. However, in recent years, with the rapid development of lean pigs, the breeding of "Luodai black pigs" has cooled down year by year, and the number of pigs in stock has dropped rapidly. At present, there are less than 2,000 purebred "Luodai black pigs" in Changsha County, including only 84 purebred sows and only 8 purebred boars, and the trend of retreat continues unabated.
At the fifth plenary session of the Seventh Changsha County CPPCC, Liu Qi, a member of the Changsha County CPPCC, suggested strengthening the breed protection of the "Luo Dai Black Pig". Liu Qi said that "Luodai black pig" is easy to breed, causes little pollution, is easy to breed and has great benefits. He suggested that grassroots governments and relevant departments should focus on supporting the establishment of a "Luo Dai Black Pig" professional production cooperative, adopt the "company base farmer" operating model, guide farmers to decentralize feeding, guide professional cooperatives to unified management, purchase and sales, and effectively maintain Protect the interests of farmers, and actively operate to strive to apply for "Luodai Black Pig" to be listed as a national-level local protected species, to apply for the creation of a famous brand product and a well-known trademark, to build "Luodai Black Pig" into a Changsha County geographical indication product, and to cultivate capable Another Hunan native pig brand comparable to Ningxiang native pig.