Ornamental Fish Farming Kerala

ornamental fish farming kerala



Anna Aqua Pets Ornamental Fish Farm in Kerala

how to start an ornamental fish farm in south india – kerala / tamilnadu etc?

i hear there is a lot of encouragement for this sector i presently have over 15 years experience in this field ( as a hobby) but i need to know if the government will be helpful especially with the quarantine rules ( a real pain) as the high quality brood stock will have to be imported from singapore.

Aquaculture has become a popular form of agriculture. Many people are looking at various aquaculture enterprises as a way to start a new business. In considering an aquaculture business venture, there are a number of important decisions to be made. This section is intended to assist potential producers by outlining critical questions and briefly describing available alternatives.

Deciding which aquaculture species to produce is the first step. Each species has its own potential and constraints, biological and economic. The principal question is, can this species be raised and sold for a profit in Arkansas? In selecting a species to raise, it is critical to study not only the production methods, but also markets available and accessible to your proposed operation as well as anticipated costs, market price, and expected profits.

The next step prior to entering commercial farming is to develop a business plan and begin to contact lenders and investors to acquire the necessary capital. You must ask yourself if you have the skills, management ability, and time to run a fish farm. If not, you will have to hire a manager. Your plan should indicate potential profits. Will the profit make your efforts worthwhile? Visits to commercial farms and with Extension personnel can help you set goals for your aquaculture operation.

for more details log on

http://www.uaex.edu/aqfi/extension/aquaculture/startingbusiness/

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