Integrated Fish Farming Overview
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What is the formula to calculate Average Daily Gain (ADG)?

  • Feed Intake / Final Weight
  • Weight Gain / Number of Days on Feed (correct)
  • Final Weight – Initial Weight
  • Weight Gain / Feed Intake
  • Which of the following is a characteristic of ruminant animals?

  • They do not chew cud.
  • They have a single stomach compartment.
  • Their stomach is divided into four compartments. (correct)
  • They only consume grains.
  • What does the term 'dressing percentage' refer to in animal production?

  • The percentage of protein in the feed.
  • The total cost of feed relative to weight gain.
  • The ratio of live weight to carcass weight. (correct)
  • The weight of fat removed from the carcass.
  • Which measure is used to describe the efficiency of protein usage in livestock?

    <p>Protein Efficiency Ratio (PER).</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first step in disease control measures for farm animals?

    <p>Prophylactic measures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Integrated Fish Farming

    • Integrated fish farming is a system that combines fish production with other agricultural activities, like livestock or crop farming.
    • The key concept is minimizing waste: byproducts from one part of the system are used as resources for another.
    • The system aims to utilize waste materials efficiently and effectively to maximize yields and minimize environmental impact.

    Paddy-Cum-Fish Culture

    • Paddy-cum-fish culture involves raising fish in rice paddies that are seasonally flooded.
    • This approach provides extra income for farmers.
    • It provides a vital food source, especially in areas where rice and fish are staples.
    • The combination benefits both rice and fish: fish control weeds and pests, leading to better rice yields.

    Fish Suitable for Paddy-Cum-Fish Culture

    • Fish suitable for paddy-cum-fish culture must thrive in shallow, warm, turbid water.
    • They must adapt to the specific conditions of rice paddies.

    Pig-Cum-Fish Culture

    • Involves raising pigs alongside fish, creating a closed-loop system for efficient resource use.
    • Pig manure serves as a valuable fertilizer for the pond, enriching the water with nutrients.
    • Undigested feed from pigs provides a direct food source for fish like tilapia and carp.
    • Vegetation that grows naturally or is cultivated in the system provides a food source for pigs.
    • Pig housing is designed with channels to direct manure into the pond
    • Modern practices use oxidation tanks to treat manure before it enters the pond.
    • Sludge from manure is used as fertilizer in agriculture.

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    Explore the innovative methods of integrated fish farming, which combines fish production with agriculture. Understand how practices like paddy-cum-fish culture and pig-cum-fish culture utilize waste efficiently and enhance yields. Discover the benefits of these systems for farmers and the environment.

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