A Study of Fish Farming Development in Small Scale Pond in Bihar

ZOOLOGY

The cultivation of fresh water fish in a variety of aquatic bodies, eastern India's state of Bihar provides an ideal sub-tropical environment. Aquaculture has a significant impact on the state's food supply and rural economy. The integration of locally accessible biological resources, a pilot experiment with a group of resource-poor farmers shown that tiny seasonal farmhouse ponds could produce roughly 1 800 kg/ha/yr. Developing small-scale fish farming businesses in rural areas might have a significant impact on the local economy. Bihar's inland small-scale fisheries will benefit from the findings of this research. This pilot project was only the beginning of aquaculture education for farmers in the area, since aquaculture is a relatively new technique in the region. Fishermen in the Darbhanga area of Bihar were surveyed for their views on the challenges they face.

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