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close this bookWorkshop to Produce an Information Kit on Farmer-proven. Integrated Agriculture-aquaculture Technologies (IIRR, 1992, 119 p.)
close this folderManagement for rice-fish
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View the documentSite selection: where to culture fish with rice'
View the documentPreparation of field for Rich - fish culture
View the documentStocking for rice-fish culture
View the documentFeeding and maintenance in rice-fish system
View the documentRice management in rice-fish culture
View the documentRice-fish benefits and problems
View the documentThe rice-fish ecosystem
View the documentFish as a component of integrated pest management (ipm) in rice production

The rice-fish ecosystem


Simplified nutrient flows

FERTILIZER - input of simple nutrients to the system

· Organic - available also to fish, plankton, algae, soil, fauna and bacteria
· Inorganic - available only to rice crops, macrophytes, algae, weeds, phytoplanktons and bacteria.

PHOTOSYNTHESIS - produces food from simple nutrients using sun's energy

- plants, algae and phytoplankton are food for fish, insects, zooplankton and soil fauna

DECOMPOSED MATERIALS - add to the detritus layer
BACTERIA - organisms which recycle materials back to simple nutrients
FISH - examples of various feeding groups


Ecosystem components


Ecosystem components A


Ecosystem components B


Ecosystem components C


Ecosystem components D


Ecosystem components E


Ecosystem components F

Prepared by: AHYAUDIN ALI

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