Geography, asked by sameer4505, 10 months ago

The natural conditions for selection of an ideal site are
(a) favourite climate
(b) availability of water
(c) suitable land
(d) all of these

Answers

Answered by SejalShirat0
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Answer:

  • (D) is ur ans..............!
Answered by Rameshjangid
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Answer: Option (d) all of these is correct

Explanation:

Water supply

Ensuring an adequate supply of water in the right quantity and quality is the most important factor to consider when deciding the suitability of a fishpond site. Therefore, investigation of suitable water sources should be carried out more thoroughly during site selection. A statement from the irrigation department or other water authority must be obtained regarding the amount of water required for the pond or hatchery, and any restrictions on the water supply to the fish farm (e.g.: maintenance time in irrigation canal).

Climate

The key climatic factors obtained from the nearest weather station are:

  • average monthly temperature
  • average monthly precipitation
  • average evaporation monthly
  • average monthly humidity
  • average monthly sunshine
  • average monthly wind speed and direction

Land

Confirm that the proposed area is suitable. The general shape of the terrain should have a slope of no more than 2 percent. If a wasteland, unsuitable for agriculture or other direct uses, is selected for a project, the cost of the land will be low. Soil elevation and floodwater levels are important factors in determining whether an area is suitable for a fish farm or hatchery. The soil is not deeply waterlogged; The maximum flood water level in the last 10 years does not exceed the top of the dyke.

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