Self-paced

How to prepare a Fish pond to Stock

Pond preparation for stocking

Languages: English
Countries:
  • Uganda
Price:
  • 88,000/=
    $ 24.44

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 Bridget
    Be4 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.
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    Rose Basiita
    Senior Research Officer
    NARO- NaFIRRI, Kajjansi
    useful 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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    Alice
    Information Communication Officer
    NaFIRRI
    The 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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    Margaret Aanyu
    senior research officer
    national agricultural research organisation, aquaculture research and development center-kajjansi
    Nice course outline. It might be helpful to also add information on guidelines on appropriate fingerling transportation
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    Gertrude Atukunda
    Socio-economist
    NaFIRRI
    Very useful information.
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    John Walakira
    Senior Research Scientist
    National Fisheries Resources Research Institute
    It be useful to categorize what is good for tilapia and catfish. Also, include actual sources/contacts of certified seed producers
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    Denis Opio
    Fish Nutritionist
    NaFIRRI/ARDC Kajjansi
    Survival of larvae & ultimately number of fingerlings can be dramatically increased by use of live feed