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Introduction to Fisheries and Aquaculture  Technologies

            22. Development   & Management     of Fisheries Resources in Floodplain

             01.  Contact division/person/unit       BFRI Sub-station, Santaher, Bogra.
             02.  Location of appl ication           Beels, Haors, Baors etc.
             03.  Key characteristics of         a.  Determination  of suitable stocking density of carps in
                  technology                         floodplain.
                                                 b.  Identification of productive area.
                                                 c.  Control of fishing gear.
                                                 d.  Enhancement of fish production.
             04.  Management guidelines          a.  The  biological  life  cycles  of three  beels  to be
                                                     determined  on the basis of various informations.  The
                                                     stocking density, species selection and ratio of fish in
                                                     each beel is also recommended.
                                                 b.  Fishing  nets and gears used in the beels have been
                                                     identified and also to determine the harmful affect of
                                                     those gears in fish life cycle and also recommendations
                                                     have been made to use those gears in particular water
                                                     bodies.
                                                 c.  Comprehensive  informations have been made available
                                                     on natural food availability  on the basis of physico-
                                                     chemical properties of water in beels. This information
                                                     can be used for assessment of comparative productivity
                                                     features  of  different  floodplain  ecosystem  in
                                                     Bangladesh.
             05.  Impact of environment              Improvement of natural habitat of floodplain will allow
                                                     to increase fish production.
             06.  Procedure of transfer              The  management  guideline  can  be used  by the
                                                     Government and non-government agencies.
             07.  Expected outcome                   Fish production  in beel floodplain  ecosystem  will be
                                                     increased.
             08.  Recommendations                    The fish production as well as socio-economic  status of
                                                     fishermen  will be improved  through proper stocking
                                                     management offish in beels.

           23. Environment Friendly Coastal Aquafarming of Shrimp and Finfishes on Crop-rotation
               Basis
             01.  Contact division/person/unit       Marine Fisheries and Technology  Station, BFRI, Cox's
                                                     Bazar.
             02.  Location of application            Coastal areas of Bangladesh.
             03.  Key characteristics of the     a.  No successive two crop of shrimps or finfishes in the
                  technology                         same pond.
                                                 b.  Alternate  crops of shrimps  during  dry season  and
                                                     finfishes during wet season if two crop are practiced.
                                                 c.  If a single crop is raised annually  shrimp in a year
                                                     would be followed by fish during next year.

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