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Conducted two training cum demonstration programmes on ‘Livelihood support to the hill tribes through integrated fish farming’ in Lower Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh at Hapoli and Yachuli during 5-8 March 2016. Each of the training was attended by a batch of 25 tribal folks which included farmers, women and rural youth. |
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Organised training programme on ‘Value addition of freshwater fish through processing’ at Dehradun for tribal during 2-3 March 2016, in collaboration with ICAR-CIFT, Kochi, which was attaended by 73 women participants. |
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To create an understanding and alertness about fish diseases and their control among the fish farmers of Champawat district, an awareness programme was conducted at Toli village on 12th January 2016, under the national surveillance programme for aquatic animal diseases. Altogether, 79 farmers belonging to 15 villages in Patti, Devidhura and Reetha area of Champawat district. |
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On the occasion of ‘Jai Kisan Jai Vigyan week’, a demonstration programme on rainbow trout breeding and seed production was conducted for fish farmers and interested public at the ICAR-DCFR field centre, Champawat on 29th December 2015. Local fish farmers, SSB soldiers and a group of 60 students from P.G. College, Champawat participated in the demonstration. |
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To commemorate ‘Fish farmers day’ on 10th July 2015, a farmer-scientist interaction meet was organized at Katahar village, Champawat. About 50 participants including 35 farmers from Champawat district attended the meet. |
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On the occasion of world environment day on 5th June 2015, a seed distribution programme was organized at ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal. Carp seed and feed were distributed to 10 tribal farmers from Khatima, Uttarakhand. |
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Organized a training on ‘Post-harvest handling and value addition of coldwater fishes’ in collaboration with ICAR-CIFT, Kochi during 3-4 May 2015 to the Tribal at Dharchula. The participants were 45 tribal women and 25 interested youth and fish farmers. |
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Training program on Fish diseases was conducted for fish farmers at Dudhauli, Almora, Uttarakhand, on 30th March 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Common Fish Health Problems in mid Hill Fish tank and their management organized at ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal during 18-22 March, 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Prevention and control of Diseases in rainbow trout organized at ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal from 10-14 March, 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Coldwater Fish Farm management in mid Hills organized at ICAR-DCFR Field Centre, Champawat during 27-31 January, 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Culture and breeding of important coldwater fish species organized at Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh during 20-24 January, 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Management practices of Jhora fisheries organized at Kalimpong, Darjeeling district of West Bengal during 15-19 January, 2015. |
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NFDB Sponsored training programme on Hatchery management and seed production practices of golden mahseer at ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal during 23-27 September, 2014. |
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ICAR Sponsored Short course on Application of Molecular Tools in Coldwater Fisheries Management from 2-11 June, 2014. |
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Training for Tribal farmers of Uttarakhand at Dunagiri. |
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Training on "POST HARVEST UTILIZATION AND VALUE ADDITION OF TROUT AND CARP” at Directorate of Coldwater Fisheries Research, Bhimtal Field Centre Champawat during September 09-10, 2012. |
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Two batches of the fish farmers from Tehri District of Uttarakhand were trained on Fish Culture Practices in Hills for two days each during November 2009 and January 2010. |
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NFDB sponsored HRD Training program on “Grow out Technologies of Important Coldwater fishes in upland Himalayas” from 1-7 September 2009. |
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ICAR Sponsored short Course on “Application of Molecular Techniques in Coldwater Fishes” from 14-23 July 2009, at DCFR, Bhimtal. |
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A programme on "Recent techniques to enhance fish production in hill ponds" was organized for farmers and State Fisheries Officers at Imphal, Manipur on 17 January 2008. A Farmer meet cum Scientists-farmers’ interaction was organized at Champawat during 6-7 June 2009 for 200 fish farmers of Uttarakhand state. |
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Model Training Course on Culture and Breeding of Important Coldwater Fish Species from 14- 21 July 2008, at NRCCWF, Bhimtal sponsored by Department of Agriculture and Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, New Delhi. |
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Two 7-day (2-9 July 2007 and 16-24 September 2007) training programme entitled "Intensive Aquaculture in hills" were organized at Bhimtal for 8 officers of Fisheries Department and 55 farmers of the Sikkim State. |
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Institute organized a training programme on "Fish culture in Himalayan uplands" from 17-22 Sept. 2007 at Institute's campus at Bhimtal. |
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A training programme on Mahseer-an Icon of Coldwater Bodies was organized at Bhimtal during 13-18 August 2007. |
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Organized a training programme on Intensive Aquaculture in Ponds & Tanks in Hill Region at Bhimtal, during 38 July 2007. |
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Farm specific advisories were provided to more than 50 rainbow trout growers of Sikkim and Himachal Pradesh. Similarly, technical guidance on composite culture of exotic carps was rendered to 85 fish farmers of Champawat and Almora district in Uttarakhand. Under the ‘Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav’ scheme, farm advisories and special monitoring was provided to fish farmers of the adopted villages Todera and Dudhauli in Uttarakhand. |
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Organized a one day seed ranching and awareness programme through which 20,000 hatchery reared golden mahseer fingerlings were released into near Baijnath temple of Bageshwar district, Uttarakhand. |
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Frontline demonstration of composite fish culture was organized at the tribal village Tharu-Thisaur in Udhamsingh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. |
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Aquaculture Development through Demonstration on carp farming system: The new "Composite Carp Farming" technology involving three exotic Chinese Carps namely grass carp, silver carp, common carp @ 3-4 fishes/m2 in a combination of 40-45%,2025% 35-40% and 10% either Rohu / Chocolate Mahseer respectively with the provision of supplementary feed @ 2-3 % of body weight of fish on daily basis and fertilization with lime and only organic fertilizers @ 9000 kg/ha has been demonstrated in Manipur and Arunachal Prades. The technology has become popular and people of 5 districts in Manipur (21 farmers) and in 13 districts of Arunachal Pradesh (63 farmers) have successfully adopted it. The Fisheries Department of these states, 3 KVK and one NGO are helping farmers to adopt the "Composite Carp Farming technology in these states. |
