A VISIT TO AN ORGANIC FISH FARM

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Organic fish farming type is fish farming that is devoid of the use and application of steroid, chemical fertilizers and growth boosters.

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The fish Farm is a pond made of thick fibre-like polythene called tarpulene supported with galvanized steel pipes and has plumbing provisions for inlet and outlet of water.

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This artificial pond has the Capacity of housing 1000 cat fishes.

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The water is changed every fourty Eight (48) thereby making the environment safe and pollution free.

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The fishes are fed with organic based pellated feed of different granular sizes based on their age till the maturity stage of 120 months.

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Thanks for stopping by and sharing in my field experience.

@Peacewealth



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So this is pretty interesting! I have a question. Is the depth of the water in your pictures how they are kept constantly, where the catfish are not completely submerged in water? Or was your visit just during a time they were changing the water, so the water level was low during your visit?

It looks like water lines along the side of the tank, so I am guessing that all of these images are from water changes.

So you say they raise them until 120 months, or 10 years? That's a pretty long time investment in raising each fish to maturity.

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the Dept of water seen in the picture was as a result of the changing of the pond water. there is a rate level of water regulated by a flow meter, usually above slightly a meter

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120 days not 120 months. that was typing error.

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I'm glad I read that comment! The water looked so low, I was fearful for the fish! :) Well, not fearful. I was pretty sure you wouldn't be posting a picture that showed negligence.

It is a great idea to provide organic fish to the populace who don't live on the water. I have seen them kept in specially built swimming pools but never this kind of construction. I am sure it saves lots of money and is probably portable. While in general, I don't like the idea of fish farms because the industry is plagued with the problems of pollution, disease, and inferior nutritional quality, I would like to believe that there are quality places out there that are beneficial. Keep up the good work! I cannot even begin to tell you how much I appreciate the love and support you are giving to #MarketFriday! There will be times when I get a post that shares different things, cultures and places I have never been! I love that and it is so important to share cultures in this world so that there is a better understanding. There are so many challenges here on Hive and it warms my heart to see that you chose to be a part of this one. It is people such as yourself that made it into such a successful challenge! It takes a lot of effort and thoughts to put together a post for the #MarketFriday challenge. I know this first-hand and so, again, it is appreciated. Thank you again for being a part of all this!

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