on AQUACULTURE AND INTEGRATED FISH FARMING

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PROPOSED
Operational Research Project
on
AQUACULTURE AND INTEGRATED FISH FARMING
in
Sultan pur and Raebareli Districts
of
Uttar Pradesh
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF FISHERIES EDUCATION
( INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH)
VERSOVA BOMBAY· 400 061.
PROPOSED
Operational Research Project
on
AQUACULTURE AND INTEGRATED FISH FARMING
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Sultanpuf and Raebareli Districts
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INSTITUTE OF FISHERIES EDUCATION
( INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH )
VERSOVA, BOMBAY - 400 061.
CENTRI4.. INSTITIfTE OF FIs-iERIES EDU:ATION
ABSTRPCT OF THE PROJ ECT PROPOSAL
"ORP on Aquaculture and Integrated Fish Farming
In Sultanpur and Rae Barel I Districts"
OBJECTI YES 1. Demonstration of fish culture systems
In US AR so I Is.
2. Demonstration of
I) Modern fish breeding technlques~
I I) Modern Hatchery System, CIFE
Hatchery 0/85.
3. Demonstration of two-tier and three-tier
integrated fish-poultry-duck-cattle
horticulture systems with establ ishment
of Fishery Estates.
4. Imparting of training to fish farmers and
fishermen, landlers labour and rural youth.
5. Fish seed production and distribution to
fishculturists (50 lakh/yr.).
BENEFITS 1. Annual income augmentation, Rs.20,000 to
Rs.30,000 per hectare.
2. Employment of fishermen, landlers labour
and other weaker sections of the society.
3. Higher nutritive productivity.
4. Fighting Malnutrition and rural welfare.
AREA OF OPERATION Sultanpur and Rae Bareli districts In Uttar
Pradesh (16 selected blocks).
FACILITIES 1. Utilisation of the State Fish Seed Farms
situated in the area of operation and
enlargement of the same.
( ;) Fish Seed Farm,Darplpur Distt.
Sultanpur and (i i) Fish Seed Farm,
Neemt i kar OJ stt . Rae Bare II)
2. Created by Project.
DURATION 3 years (proposed 1986-88).
STAFF 1. Project Staff of ICAR/CIFE.
2. Existing Fish Farm Staff of Govt. of
Uttar Pradesh.
BJDGET Rs.29.20 lakhs @ Rs.14.60 lakhs per district
fnom Agricult. Cess Fund.
OPERATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT ON AQUACULTURE AND INTEGRATED
FISH FARMING IN SULTANPUR AND RAE BARELI DISTRICTS
OF
UTTAR PRADESH
t. Title of Scheme Operational Project on Aquaculture
and integrated Fish Farming in
Sultanpur and Rae Barel I Districts
of Utta r Pradesh.
2. Location
Name & Address of Institute Central Institute of Fisheries
Education, (I.C.A.R.)
P.B.No.:7392, Andheri West,
J.P.Road, Versova, Bombay-400 061.
3. Name &A ddress of the Head Or. S.N.Dwivedl,
of Deptt. Di rector,
Central Institute of Fisheries
Education, (I.C.A.R.),
P.B.No.:7392, Andheri West,
J.P.Road, Versova, Bombay-400 061.
4. Actual location whether the 16 Selected Blocks in Sultanpur and
resea rch work wI II be ca rr i ed Rae Barel i Districts of Uttar Pradesh.
out
5. Information regarding The Operational Research Project on
Principal Investigator Aquaculture and Integrated Fish Farming
wll I be carried out by the Scientists
a) Name & designation
of CIFE, Bombay under guidance and
b) Brief blo-data In leadership of Dr.S.N.Dwlvedi. The CIFE
relation to the pro has developed Its own fish breeding
posed research work: technology in semi-arid areas and has
also developed a carp hatchery, the
c) LI st of Important pub 11-
working efficiency of which has been
cations In this or
demonstrated in many parts of the
related field (Clearly
country. The Institute has also
Indicate names of
developed techniques to undertake fish
Co-authore, if any
culture In long seasonal ponds. The
full title, name volume
Integrated fish farming with paddy has
& Page number):
also been demonstrated successfully by
d) List of other research the Institute In Andhra Pradesh. As
scheme(s) being carrIed a result, fish seed production in
out by the Principal Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra
I nves t Ig ator: . Pradesh has increased many fold and
Integrated fish farming has taken up
by hundreds of farmers In Andhra.
6. InformatIon regarding other
research 'Sclentlsts to be
associated with the Informa
tIon
a) Name & DesignatIon
b) Brief blo-data Indica
ting his specialised
Interest.
c) List of Important Some of the publicatIons of the
pUblications. Institute are enclosed.
d) List of other research
scheme(s)
7. Objectives I. Fish culture systems In USAR soils.
{Objectives should be
II. Demonstration of
prec I se and resu It ofTl ented
which could be achieved Modern fish breeding techniques.
within a specifIed period. Modern Hatchery System, CIFE
Hatchery 0/85.
I Ii. Demonstration of two-tier and three
tier integrated flsh-poultry-duck
cattle-horticulture systems with
establishment of Fishery Estates.
Iv. Imparting of trainIng to fish
farmers and fIshermen, landler
labour and rural youth.
v. Fish seed productIon and distribu
tion of flshculturlsts (50 lakh/yr.)
8. Practical/scIentific The project Is of practical and scien
utility tific utility from the fol lowing new
points.
1. USAR Lands/Seasonal water areas
which are not used for any produc
tive purpose shall be brought under
fish culture, It would not only add
to the total fish production of the
state but generate employment and
Income also for the rural poor.
I I. The organic waste abundantly avail
able In rural areas wi 11 be effec
tively used for raising of fish.
III. Swampy and water logged areas will
be reclained and used for aquaculture.
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Iv. Employment for educated unemployed,
rural youth wll I be created In
aquaculture and ancil! iory Industries.
v. The farmers wi II be able to generate
extra-Income by IntegratIng fIsh
culture with dairy, poultry, plggery,
duckery and by cultivation of vege
tables and fruit-trees.
vi. Scientific data and knowledge will
be gene rated, wh I ch wI I I pave way
for simi lar programmes elsewhere.
9. Review of research con A lot of scientific work has been done on
ducted/being conducted the breeding of fish under controlled
on the subject In India condItions both in lndia and other countries
and abroad. and much progress has been achieved. A
number of hatcheries have been designed
for this purpose. CIFE has also developed
a low cost LDPE hatchery based on which
hundreds of hatcheries have been Installed
by fish tarmers In Andhra Pradesh. Govern
ment of Haryana, M.P, Orissa and Rajasthan.
Culture of fish In long seasonal ponds has
been taken up successfully both In India
and abroad. Since the ponds dry up every
year, they are free from fish enemies and
predato,r. Therefore, In such ponds when
fast growing species of catla and silver
carps, etc. are cultivated, they yield
good productions.
Mixed farming of fish with cattle, ducks,
pigs, hens, certain crops like paddy, with
f ru I t trees like bananas, papayas a.nd with
vegetables has been developed in India by
CIFE. In U.P. on the periphery of the farm
valuable trees which grow In abundance there,
can also be planted.
10; Technlcel Progrerrme First Year
8) Survey of ponds In the area.
Establishment of small hatchery units.
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c) Breeding of fish-demonstration and
training of fish farmers In fish
bieedlng.
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d) Improvement of short-term rain fed
ponds and demonstration of intensive
fish seed production technology and
training of fish farmers In fish seed
production technology.
e) Selection and improvement of farmers
ponds for taking up mixed farming.
Second Year
a) Stocking of ponds of fish farmers.
b) Supply of ducklings, chicks and piglets
to farmers for rearing them with fish
culture.
c) Establ ishment of more nursery and rearing
ponds.
d) Continued care of animals and plants
cultivated along with .flsh.
e) Demonstration of use of organic waste.
f) Training of fish farmers rural youth/
landers labourers in fish culture and
fish seed production.
Th I rd Year
8) Indusion ponds of more village under
cu I ture.
b) Analysis of data obtained in earlier
year and optimum parameters found for
growth shall be provided.
maximu~
c) Training programme wi II be
Intenslfled~
d) Economics of fish seed production fish
culture in long seasonal ponds and
mixed farming will be worked out.
11. FacilIties I) A 10 hat fi sh seed farm with a hatchery
(Give details of facl and office building wll I be required.
II ties requ 1r ed for Any existing farm of U.P. Fisheries
conducting the scheme) Department in the said districts can
be transferred to CIFE. Sheds will be
a) Already available constructed to accommodate the tralnees/
&c an be provided fish farmer who wi II be trained In fish
from of CM rge: seed production and fish cultural
pn!lctlces.
II) Laboratory for research work wi II be
establ ished.
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b) Additional facilities
requ I red:
I) Equlpments and ) Some of the equipment and appratus
apprat i s. ) available with R.T.C. Agra centre of
) CIFE wll I be used and rest as per
II) Land/livestock
) list enclosed wll I be procured.
III) Laboratory & ) However, U.P. State will colloborate
office facilities ) in this scheme, It is envisaged that
) fish farm, fish stock and land facIlI
ties wil I be provided free of cost by
the U.P. Fisheries Department alongwlth
staff members required to manage the
farm, such as, 2 Farm Assistants and
5 supporting staff members.
12. Duration of the project 3 years.
13. Staffing Pattern (For each District).
S1 . Designation of Post No. Scale of Qualification prescribed
No. pay (for Techn I ca I & Scien-
tific post only)
1• Project Officer (S-2) 1100-1600 M. Sc.
2. Scientist $-1 3 700-1300 M.Sc. o D.F.Sc.
(Fish Seed Production &
Hatchery engineering,
Farm management and
Extension, Fresh Water
cu I tu re & Chern i stry)
3. Senior Technical Asst.T-6 4 700-1300 B. Sc. I D.F.Sc.
(Breeding culture &
Engineering, Chemistry)
4. Technical Asstt.T-4 3 550-900 B.Sc. I D.F.$c.
5. Research Fellows 2 600-700 M.Sc.
6. Fishermen 6 t 96-232
7. Driver T-1 1 260-430
14. Estimate of Cost (per district basis)
(Make year wise estimated for the total period of the scheme given
details as indicated below):
(The post should be provided In the scale of per prevalent In
sponsoring organisation/State Government/Institute for similar posts.
The provisions for pay should be made only to the Initial pay of the
scel e).
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A Non-recu rrl ng:
I) Vehicle (Mini truck) to transport
fish, fish seed under controlled
conditions: Jeep with trawler with
oxygen contro I Rs.l,50,000
11) Equipment, furniture, laboratory
requirements, air blowers, cooling
towers, temperature control equipment. Rs.5,31,000
Total Rs.6,81,000
B Recurrl ng
Staff Rs.6, 14,0,00
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Contingencies Rs. 1, 65, 000
Grand Total = Rs.14.60 lakh per Rs.14,60,000
district x 2 =========
=
Rs.29.20 Jakhs only for 2 districts
Shere of the Council. 100% of Rs.29.2 lakhs for Cess Fund.
Share of the sponsoring Agency/Institute.
(Normall y the Counc i I wI II bear 1.00% expenses 1n rece 1p t of the projects
sponsored by the agencies other than the State Govts. In the case of the
State Govt. It Is 50:50 basis.)
15. Receipts anticipated:
(Please Indicate the approximate receipts as a result of working
of the scheme) •••• Nil However, the Fish farmers wi II be benefited
to the extent of Rs.20,000 to per ha.
~O~OOO
water area annually.
16. Certified that:
I) The research work proposed in the schemes does not in any way
duplicate the research work already done and being carried out
elsewhere on the subject.
11) The Scale of Pay allowances etc. proposed above are those admissible
to persons of corresponding status employed under CIFE,Bombay.
III) The present scheme cannot be combined with any schemes financed by
the Council, Central and State Govt. University or private Insti
tutions of their own funds.
Iv) Necessary provision for the scheme will be made In the Instltute/
UniverSity/State Budget In anticipation of the sanction to the
scheme by the council.
S I gnatu re -:
Date Name Dr.S.N.Dwlvedl
DeSignation: 01 rector
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