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close this bookBetter Farming Series 35 - Better Freshwater Fish Farming: Further Improvement (FAO, 1986, 61 p.)
View the document(introduction...)
View the documentPreface
close this folderIntroduction
View the document(introduction...)
View the documentWays to improve
close this folderThe ponds
View the documentBuilding even bigger ponds or more ponds
View the documentA nursery pond
View the documentFilling and emptying smaller ponds
View the documentFilling and emptying bigger ponds
close this folderBringing water to your ponds
View the documentRaising the level of your water supply
View the documentDigging a supply ditch
View the documentDigging a return ditch
View the documentControlling the water in your supply ditch
View the documentFilling your ponds
View the documentHow to fill your ponds
View the documentBetter fertilizing
close this folderThe fish
View the documentGrowing fish all year round
View the documentGrowing only male fish
View the documentHarvesting your fish
View the documentHarvesting many fish
View the documentHarvesting fish when you have a monk
View the documentYour farm and your fish- ponds
View the documentYour fish- ponds and your health

Growing fish all year round

96. Now that you have several fish- ponds, you can grow fish all year round.

97. If you put baby fish in different ponds at different times, you will harvest them at different times. This way, you will not harvest too many fish at the same time and you can harvest fish all year round.


Harvest fish all the year

98. If you have three ponds and a good supply of baby fish, you can stock each pond in a different month of the year and harvest each pond six months later. The diagram on the next page will show you how to harvest and stock three ponds.

99. If you need help, your extension agent or fishery officer will be able to give you good advice on when to put in the baby fish and when to harvest them.


Take advice from extension agent or fishery officer