How to prepare a Fish pond to Stock
Pond preparation for stocking
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About this training
Pond Preparation for stocking
What you will learn
- Before you start
- How to Ensure pond is not leaking
- How to Correctly screen the inlets and outlets
- When to Lime the Pond
- When to Fill the Pond
- Pond Record Keeping
Authors
Institutes
Reviews 3 / 5
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Kimera BridgetBe4 stocking what should one have in mind ( pond size, what quality etc ) coz I see it's important. And I think it's necessary to put more light during transportation of fish for stocking. But all in all good work done thx. -
RRose BasiitaSenior Research OfficerNARO- NaFIRRI, Kajjansiuseful module indeed since the stocking, observation of fish after stocking and the correspond records are vital that farmers often neglect and yet determine what they get out n the end....
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AAliceInformation Communication OfficerNaFIRRIThe contracts of the experts should be attached to every course for the stakeholders to have access to the exerts in case they need more explanations
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MMargaret Aanyusenior research officernational agricultural research organisation, aquaculture research and development center-kajjansiNice course outline. It might be helpful to also add information on guidelines on appropriate fingerling transportation
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GGertrude AtukundaSocio-economistNaFIRRIVery useful information.
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John WalakiraSenior Research ScientistNational Fisheries Resources Research InstituteIt be useful to categorize what is good for tilapia and catfish. Also, include actual sources/contacts of certified seed producers -
Denis OpioFish NutritionistNaFIRRI/ARDC KajjansiSurvival of larvae & ultimately number of fingerlings can be dramatically increased by use of live feed