Tilapia aquaculture in Gaza (Palestine)

Credit: Masoud Keshta (Palestine)

One of the photos shows the harvest of red tilapia after about 6 months of growth. Harvested tilapia has an average weight of about 350 g. Red tilapia is very popular in Gaza and enjoy a premium price of about 4-5 US$/kg.

The second photo shows Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus when marketed at about 350-g average weight after about 6 months of growth. This species enjoy –to some extent- high consumer acceptance in Gaza. The estimated market price ranges from 3-4 US$/kg.

Produced fish is locally marketed whether through retailers or purchasing by consumers who buy fish directly from the producers.

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Establishment of metal pools for crop watering and fish culture in Gaza (Palestine)

Credit: Masoud Keshta (Palestine)

One of the photos show to the crew who are preparing the base site required for the establishment of the circular metal pools used for watering plan crops and for fish culture. The 100-m3 –pool is lined by durable liners which can last for about 5 years.

The photos 3 and 4 show the phases of pool construction that is used after completion in fish culture as integrated with plant crops. The construction of these pools is done by experienced crews.

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Establishment of metal pools for crop watering and fish culture in Gaza (Palestine) – in Arabic

Credit: Masoud Keshta (Palestine)

تشير أحدى الصور إلى مجموعة من العمال القائمين بحفر القاعدة لإنشاء برك معدنية دائرية الشكل وبأحجام حوالى 100 متر مكعب والمصنعة من ألواح من الحديد المجلفن والمتعرج والمبطن من الداخل بطبقة من الجلد. يقدر عمر البطانة الجلد بحوالى 5 سنوات.

تشير الصورتين الثانية والثالثة إلى تطور مراحل إنشاء البرك والتى بعد الانتهاء منها يتم استخدامها فى تربية الأسماك ورى المحاصيل الزراعية. يتم إنشاء هذه البرك بواسطة متخصصون ممن لديهم الخبرة فى هذه الأعمال.

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Small-scale subsidized aquaculture projects under the “Development of Aquaculture 1000-pond Scheme” in India

Credit: Nantinora Kharbuli (India)

The photos show private aquaculture projects assisted financially by the Department under the Scheme “Development of Aquaculture 1000 pond  in which the beneficiaries received 75% subsidy and 25%  Bankable loan. It is a back ended subsidy scheme .The farmers are provided with inputs like fish seeds, feeds, equipment, medicines etc. by the Department. Technical training is imparted to the fish farmers on the latest technology of fish farming by the Department officers and also by the resource persons from research institutions etc. to ensure successful implementation. The species cultured are limited to Indian major carps i.e. catla, roho, and mirgala and exotic carps i.e. grass carp, silver carp and common carp.

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Distribution of subsidized fish seeds (India)

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This photo shows the distribution of subsidized fish seeds under the Scheme- Marketing and Transport of Fish and Fish Seeds in which the farmers are paying 50%  of the actual costs of fish seeds. The Government has formulated the scheme in order to popularize fish culture in the state and to further enhance fish production. Distributed fish seeds are Indian Major Carps i.e. Catla catla, Labeo rohita, Cirrhinus mrigala and Exotic carps i.e. grass carp, silver carp and common carp.

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Tilapia aquaculture in Gaza (Palestine) – In Arabic

Credit: Masoud Keshta (Palestine)

تشير الصورة الأولى لعملية صيد لأسماك البلطى الأحمر بعد فترة من التربية تقدر بحوالى 6 شهور والتى بعدها يصل متوسط الوزن إلى حوالى 350 جرام للسمكة    الواحدة. وهذا النوع من الأسماك مرغوب كثيرا في غزة ويصل متوسط السعر لحوالي 4 – 5 دولار أمريكى للكيلوجرام.

تشير الصورة الثانية إلى البلطى النيلى وحصاده بعد موسم تربية لفترة 6 شهور والتى بعدها يصل متوسط الوزن لحوالى 350 جرام للسمكة الواحدة. يتمير البلطى النيلى بتقبل المستهلك فى غزة له لحد ما. يقدر متوسط السعر بحوالى 3 – 4 دولار أمريكى للكيلوجرام.

يتم التسويق في الاسواق المحلية اما عن طريق تجار التجزئة أو أحيانا يحضر المشترون إلى أماكن تواجد برك الأسماك والشراء مباشرة من المزارعين.

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Fishery resources of Umiam Lake, Meghalaya, (India)

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This is a small Reservoir in the state of Meghalaya, India . The water area of the reservoir is 500 hectares and its main purpose is to generate electricity. It is situated on the North Eastern part of India and is one of the tourist spots of the state .It is about 19 kms from the capital city Shillong. Before any visitors/tourist reach the city is welcome by this small and beautiful reservoir. Different types of fishes are available in this water body which includes the indigenous species like garra spp., loaches, channa sp, mahaseer (A. hexagonolepis), and Indian major carps i.e. Catla catla, Labeo rohita, Cirrhinus mrigala as well as exotic carps which include grass carp, silver carp and common carp etc. The main fish catch consists mostly common carp which is sold in the local markets. The water body is under the control of the local bodies/councils but steps have been taken by the Fishery Dept. to release fish seeds in the reservoir to enhance fish stocks and so production.

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The introduction of Anchor worm (Lernaea sp.) accompanying introduced common carp (Cyprinus carpio) into Egypt

Anchor worm (Lernaea sp.) is an example of introduced parasites which accompany exotic fish species. In Egypt, Larnaea was not known before the introduction of the broodstock of common carp (Cyprinus carpio). Afterwards, Chines carps (silver carp, bighead carp and grass carp) good also infected. Hatcheries which keep carp broodstock usually carry out the appropriate treatment against lernaea.

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Shrimp harvesting from earthen ponds in Thailand

Credit: Worawut Koedprang (Thailand)

The two photos show the harvesting process of shrimp in earthen ponds which is carried out typically in shrimp harvesting whereas pond water is drained and shrimp is collected at the outlet out of the pond. 

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Small-scale aquaculture and rural development in Thailand

Credit: Worawut Koedprang (Thailand)

The small-scale aquaculture in rural areas has followed the Sufficiency of Economic Philosophy of His Majesty The King Bhumibol. Small fish ponds were constructed in the backyards whereas tilapia or catfish are cultured in integration systems with plant crops. The production out of these farming units goes first to family consumption while exceeded quantities –if occurred- could be exchanged with neighbors or sold. The photos show the construction simplicity of such systems whether in hapa system or in ponds.

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