How farmers can make more money in catfish farming: Part 1

The level of success we get in catfish farming is usually tied to the level of management practices we decide to put in place in conjuction with the level of efficiency we achieve from our culture systems,

During the 2014 fish farming season, two farmer friends of mine in Nigeria stocked their earthen ponds with African catfish seeds.

Their ponds had water supplied from an adjacent, perenial, gentle river whose water quality parameters were suitable for fish farming.

Farmer A's pond had a dimension of 20m X 7m X 1.4m
Farmer B's pond had a dimension of 24m X 5m X 1.5m.

Farmer A stocked 2500 juveniles and Farmer B stocked 2500 juveniles on Saturday, 29 March, 2014.

The two farmers were both used to the business and the first few days after stocking went without much event for both of them. They often exchanged pleasantaries every morning and evening after the feeding times.

On the last Saturday of every month the two farmers took fish samples from their ponds and carefully documented the results just like they were advised.
Contact us on 081-4411-5422

I followed the documented data with keen interest and by the end of month two, farmer B knew something was not right with his fish. They were not growing as fast as farmer A's fish.

Ahmadfarms:
How farmers can make more money in catfish farming: Part 1

The level of success we get in catfish farming is usually tied to the level of management practices we decide to put in place in conjuction with the level of efficiency we achieve from our culture systems,

During the 2014 fish farming season, two farmer friends of mine in Nigeria stocked their earthen ponds with African catfish seeds.

Their ponds had water supplied from an adjacent, perenial, gentle river whose water quality parameters were suitable for fish farming.

Farmer A's pond had a dimension of 20m X 7m X 1.4m
Farmer B's pond had a dimension of 24m X 5m X 1.5m.

Farmer A stocked 2500 juveniles and Farmer B stocked 2500 juveniles on Saturday, 29 March, 2014.

The two farmers were both used to the business and the first few days after stocking went without much event for both of them. They often exchanged pleasantaries every morning and evening after the feeding times.

On the last Saturday of every month the two farmers took fish samples from their ponds and carefully documented the results just like they were advised.
Contact us on 081-4411-5422

I followed the documented data with keen interest and by the end of month two, farmer B knew something was not right with his fish. They were not growing as fast as farmer A's fish.

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Ahmadfarms:
How farmers can make more money in catfish farming: Part 1

The level of success we get in catfish farming is usually tied to the level of management practices we decide to put in place in conjuction with the level of efficiency we achieve from our culture systems,

During the 2014 fish farming season, two farmer friends of mine in Nigeria stocked their earthen ponds with African catfish seeds.

Their ponds had water supplied from an adjacent, perenial, gentle river whose water quality parameters were suitable for fish farming.

Farmer A's pond had a dimension of 20m X 7m X 1.4m
Farmer B's pond had a dimension of 24m X 5m X 1.5m.

Farmer A stocked 2500 juveniles and Farmer B stocked 2500 juveniles on Saturday, 29 March, 2014.

The two farmers were both used to the business and the first few days after stocking went without much event for both of them. They often exchanged pleasantaries every morning and evening after the feeding times.

On the last Saturday of every month the two farmers took fish samples from their ponds and carefully documented the results just like they were advised.
Contact us on 081-4411-5422

I followed the documented data with keen interest and by the end of month two, farmer B knew something was not right with his fish. They were not growing as fast as farmer A's fish.

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