Fishery
FLD Proper liming in fish pond on regular manure
OFT
- To assess the
growth of ornamental fish reared in small earthen pits
- To assess the
growth of Asian catfish in small domestic ponds by using natural feed
Topic of Training
- Production of carp
spawn by induced breeding method
- Carp spawn culture
in nurseries for production of fry
- Production of
fingerlings from rearing ponds
- Mixed fish and
prawn culture for optimizing production
- Hazards of fish and
prawn culture and their remedies
- Integrated fish
farming
- Asian Cat fish
breeding and culture
- Ornamental fish
breeding and culture
- Management of brood
fish and preparation of nursery ponds
- Technological
options for effective utilization of freshwater resources for self-
employment generation
Tips for good fish culture practices
- Prepare pond
meticulously before initiating fish culture every year
- Get rid of all
pre-existing fish before starting new culture
- Stock fish
optimally - do not overstock or under stock
- Do not stock small
fish with big ones or in other words, stock fish of more or less the same
size and at the same time
- Apply organic
manure, lime and inorganic fertilizer as per recommendations and rake the
pond bottom with net at least once a month
- Apply supplementary
feed on daily basis as per recommendations
- Keep the pond and
its surrounding devoid of weeds
- Pond dykes should
have such plants/trees that provide shade, check soil erosion but at the
same time do not pollute the water with the falling leaves
- Ponds should be
airy and have sufficient sunlight penetration
- Use cheap local
ingredients as fish and prawn feed
- Dyke of the pond
should be strong and well guarded to prevent escape of fish & prawn
from the pond and also to prevent entry of wild fish into it