I'm not one for vegetables. I've found solace in Spirulina.
It is, technically, a rare photosynthetic bacteria. It is often categorized
as algae, by laymen. The macronutrient composition
will vary between sources, dependent mostly on cultivation practices.
The most nutritious strains are cultivated in Hawai'i and Australia
where conditions are ideal year-round. Nasa has had success with
space-station cultivation. It has sustained me for three vegetable-free years without issue.

I moved to China for a centralized hub to base my Asian travels out of.
I plan to see India, Australia, Thailand, and Vietnam. I almost moved
to Japan as I speak Japanese, but the wife pushed for China because
she had better offers there. It's a good thing, because Japan faced its
nuclear disaster shortly after we settled into Asia.
Yes, the venom is for camping/hunting.
I like to handle snakes. I can't explain this affinity.

I'll be New Mexico for the second half of this year, to catch some rattlers.

I can't say I've seen any. The search for raw data continues.
My intentions are to raise my own food source, whatever it may be. I prefer
living off of the grid where ever possible.

That was rather colorful, but I appreciate your weighing in.
It really does go without saying, here, that buyer assumes
all risks.

To be fair, the two gentlemen who were directly linked with
the contaminated baby formula a few years ago, have been executed.
China is a model in accountability, wouldn't you say? Something lacking
in much of the developed world today, where if you throw enough
money at a problem, it disappears.

Chicken eggs. I have no further details.
I buy from a local farm on a private estate.
They are fresh and untreated, sometimes with feathers attached.
My options are limited in rural, Chinese suburbs.