Workshop to Produce an Information Kit on Farmer-proven. Integrated Agriculture-aquaculture Technologies (IIRR, 1992, 119 p.): Rice-fish systems: Rice-fish systems in Indonesia

Workshop to Produce an Information Kit on Farmer-proven. Integrated Agriculture-aquaculture Technologies (IIRR, 1992, 119 p.)

(introduction...)

Introduction

Workshop of participants

Bibliography on integrated farming

Economic, sociocultural and environmental considerations in introducing integrated agriculture-aquaculture technology

Sociocultural considerations when introducing a new integrated agriculture - aquaculture technology

Economic considerations in introducing integrated agriculture-aquaculture technologies

Working with new entrants to integrated agriculture -aquaculture

Integrated agriculture-aquaculture and the environment

Integrated farming systems

Integrated grass-fish farming systems in China

Chinese embankment fish culture

The V.A.C. system in northern Vietnam

Fodder-fish integration practice in Malaysia

Indian integrated fish-horticulture vegetable farming

Culture of short-cycle species in seasonal ponds and ditches of Bangladesh

Animal-fish system

(introduction...)

Integrated fish-duck farming

Integrated poultry-fish farming

Integrated fish-pig farming (1000 sq meter unit: India)

Backyard integrated pig-fish culture (100-150 sq m unit: philippines)

Rice-fish systems

(introduction...)

Low-input rice-fish farming system in irrigated areas in Malaysia

Rice-fish systems in Indonesia

Sawah Tambak rice-fish system in Indonesia

Rice-fish systems in China

Rice-fish system in Guimba, Hueva Ecija, Philippines

The case of rice-fish farmer mang isko,dasmarinas, cavite, the Philippines

Management for rice-fish

(introduction...)

Site selection: where to culture fish with rice'

Preparation of field for Rich - fish culture

Stocking for rice-fish culture

Feeding and maintenance in rice-fish system

Rice management in rice-fish culture

Rice-fish benefits and problems

The rice-fish ecosystem

Fish as a component of integrated pest management (ipm) in rice production

Fish management and feeding

Using animal wastes in fish ponds

Sewage-fed fish

Biogas slurry in fish culture

Plant sources of feed for fish

Fish breeding and nursing

(introduction...)

Carp breeding using off- season wheat fields

Nursery system for carp species

Fry nursing in rice-fish systems

Fingerling production in irrigated paddy

Rice-fish systems in Indonesia

Rice-fish farming has a long history in Indonesia. In general, farmers have developed the systems that are now existing. The widely practiced rice-fish systems in irrigated areas of West Java are: minapadl, penyelang and fish palawija A special system called sawak tambak also exists in the coastal areas of East Java.

Rice-fish systems in Indonesia

Fish produced from ricefields are mostly seed fish for restocking in grow out systems, such as floating net and bamboo cages, running water (concrete tanks) and irrigation canal systems.

Minapadi system

Rice Agronomy

Rice varieties which are proven to yield high with fish during wet season such as IR 64 and during dry season such as Cillwung are planted. Planting distance in a thoroughly prepared land is 20 x 20 cm, 22 x 22 cm or 25 x 25 cm. In West Java, fertilizers used (and their rates of application in kg/ha) are: urea,200; triple superphosphate,100; potassium chloride, 100; and ammonium sulfate, 50. Water level is kept low during the filleting stage of rice. It is gradually raised to 10-15 cm throughout the rice growth.

Fish Culture

Common carp weighing 15-25 9 are stocked at 2,500-3,000/ha 7-10 days after rice planting. A center or cross-trench occupies about 2% of the total rice field area. Harvesting is done by draining the field slowly after a culture period of 40-60 days. Within this period, the fish attain 50-100 9, the size desired for stocking cages and running water culture systems.

Penyelang system

This is the culture of fish in between the first and second rice crops. Fish culture period is shorter than palawija system. A portion of the ricefield with rice stubbles is immediately stocked with common carp, while preparing the remaining portion for the dry season rice crop.

Stocking size varies: 5-8 or 8-12 cm or 15-25 9, depending on availability. Stocking rate is 2,0004,000/ha. Water depth is 10-20 cm. Fish are harvested after 30-40 days. This short period may not produce the desired size for growout in cages and running water systems, especially if stocked small. However, growout operators also buy small fish seeds if supply is scarce. The unsold small fish are restocked in the following dry season crop.

Penyelang system

Rice-fish cropping pattern in sawah tamak

Prepared by: CATALINO DELA CRUZ

FARMER-PROVEN INTEGRATED AGRICU LTURE-AQUACULTURE:
A TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION KIT (IIRR-ICLARM)