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Explanation:
. In its simplest form, management means planning and carrying out a daily routine. This daily routine is shaped by weekly, monthly and seasonal patterns as well as by climate, work requirements and crop cycles. For the fish farmer, management involves, for example:
choosing and stocking small fish;
ensuring good water conditions;
providing the fish with adequate food;
harvesting and marketing the fish produced.
2. The aim of good management is to obtain the best returns possible from the effort involved and money invested. It is important to make sure that these returns can be maintained convincingly over a long time; the operation must be sustainable and not limit itself by the inappropriate use of resources.
3. As the size and complexity of a fish farm increases, sound management based on technological knowledge becomes increasingly important. Good management aims to combine properly and operate effectively various production factors, such as land, ponds, fish, labour and capital, to bring about maximum and continuous returns.
1.1 The purpose of this manual
1. In this manual, you will learn what you need to know about the management of fish ponds, fish stocks and fish farms in general.
2. In the first part of the manual, fish pond management is fully discussed. You will learn:
how to improve and maintain water quality in your ponds;
how to protect your ponds from various dangers;
how to improve your ponds through liming and fertilization; and
how to fertilize your ponds by producing various kinds of animals next to your ponds.
3. In the second part of the manual, you will learn about fish stock management, including:
how to produce and use broodstock;
how to produce fry and fingerlings;
how to feed your fish properly;
how to keep your fish in good health;
how to harvest, store and transport them; and
how to market your fish.
4. Finally, a third part deals with basic fish farm management techniques such as:
regular monitoring of your ponds and their fish stocks;
good record keeping;
checking results to enable you to improve the farm's performance.