Author(s):

Paramveer Singh, Balwinder Singh, Kalyani Supriya and Mukta Singh

Abstract: This study mainly focused on the distinct farming practices adopted by farmers all over India which is helpful in doubling income of fish farmer with the adoption of new technologies and strategies. The growth and output in aquaculture sector are surprisingly increasing and a number of farmers are engaged in these kinds of practices throughout the India. To increase the farmer’s income is still a global challenge for aquaculture society. To overcome this problem, there is need to establish a different activities such as integrated fish farming in context of cattle, pig and poultry, and production and selling of hatchery seed of food fish & ornamental fish, Aqua tourism, application of bio-fertilizers and duckweed, and use of probiotics in the feed which give effective results and help to increase the farmer income. To initiate, such types of activities, government bodies, NGOs, and private companies play a primary role to encourage the farmers to implement new techniques in their farming system by providing the technical skills through seminars, campaigns, training programs and other awareness channels etc.

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