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What to Do in Fish Farming in the Month of Srabon

As ponds and fields fill with water in the month of Srabon, fish in ponds need special care, including moving fingerlings, raising banks and extra feed.

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In the month of Srabon, canals, beels, rivers, ponds and ditches fill with water, which floods fields and even homestead yards. Pond fish need special care at this time, and the right steps must be taken on time to succeed.

What to do in fish farming:

  • When fish in the nursery pond reach 5-7 cm, arrange to release them into the stocking pond. At the same time, sell the fish released into the stocking pond last year.
  • Make sure fish cannot escape from the pond as the water rises. Raise the pond banks, or use nets to keep the fish in.
  • Rising water can cause feed problems for fish, so supply the necessary feed in the pond. Pull a net through to check the health of the fish.

Although Asharh and Srabon are threatening months for agriculture, the problems can be tackled with everyone's joint and effective precautions and the right techniques.

Citing the Agriculture Information Service.

Source: Jagonews24. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

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