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every seed raising unit (0.2 ha) would produce 1.20 lakh fingerlings these fingerlinds be bought back by farmers under a special scheme seed growers would return their loan either support in running thisscheme or they may directly run this scheme FFDAs will help the seed growers in selling their fingerlings all the seed growers would be pre-identified by the Department.Year-wise physical targets and financial estimates as follows:(Rs. in lakh)Sl. Action Year-wise Physical and Financialestimates2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-121. Fingerling prod.10 20 35 40(Target in crores)2 Required rearing space (ha) 166 332 583.3 6643 Cost on rearing (as loan)100 200 350 400(@ 10 paise per fingerling)4 Brood Banks 265 100Total (Rs. in lakh) 265 300 350 40017.2.3 Intensive/semi intensive fish culture in ponds:As per the present estimates 69000 ha water area is available as ponds andtanks. The main chunk of fish production in the state is from these water bodies only.Though these water bodies have grown old and there is depostion in silt in their bedsin most of the tanks. Renovation of Govt. ponds is being done in National RuralEmployment Guaranttee Scheme and people in private sector are interested increating new water bodies as well as renovating the old ones. The present achievedmean fish productivity in developed ponds in the state is about 2.2 tonnes/ha/yr.Addressing 50,000 ha of ponds area for development in a mission mode, it is proposedto enhance the productivity to 3 tonnes/ha/yr in 30,000 ha and 5 tonnes/ha/yr in20,000 ha area. Carps being the mainstay of pond culture, Indian major carps are108
suggested to be employed, along with chines carps where ever required alsoconsidering the prevailing market rates.Input requirements for enhancing productivity in pondsActivity Yield Rates Total3 t/ha/yr. 5t/ha/yr.Proposed area to be brought underculture, hectaresEnvisaged annual fish production,tonesStocking density, fingerlings/ha (@800 g harvest size and 80% survival)30,000 20,000 50,00090,000 1,00,000 1,90,0005,000 8,000Annual fingerling requirement, lakh 1,500 1,600 3,100Annual fry requirement (@ 50%survival from fry to fingerlings), lakhAnnual spawn requirement (@ 30%survival from spawn to fry), lakhFeed requirement, tones/hectare(FCR-1.2:1 for 3 tones/ha/yr and1.5:1 for 5 tones/ha/yr.3,000 3,200 6,20010,000 10,700 20,7003.6 7.5Annual feed requirement, tones 1,08,000 1,50,000 2,58,000Annual input costs (including leaseamount, costs of seed, feed,fertilizers wages etc.), Rs./haAnnual value of fish production (@Rs. 50,000/t at farm gate), Rs./ha95,000 1,50,0001,50,000 2,50,000Net returns, Rs./ha/yr. 55,000 1,00,000Annual input costs, Rs. in crore 285 300 585Annual value of fish produced, Rs. incrore450 500 950109
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