Officials with the participants during the workshop held at Ramdi Thou Farm, Mhainamtsi, Jalukie on February 19. (DIPR Photo)
Jalukie, February 19 (MExN): The Department of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources, Peren organised one-day workshop on ‘entrepreneurship development in commercialization of Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio) Breeding’ under Extension and Training 2023-2024 (State Plan) at Ramdi Thou Farm, Mhainamtsi, Jalukie on February 19.
Common Carp is a highly sought-after fish species; prized for its adaptability, fast growth rate, and high demand. Recognising its potential, the Department of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources aims to empower entrepreneurs to take up Common Carp breeding, unlocking the full potential of this industry, stated a DIPR report.
During the training, District Fishery Officer (DFO), Peren, C Dory Yanthan gave a brief overview of the entrepreneurship development workshop, wherein she said that it was organised with the objective to sensitise the fish farmers by providing them knowledge and skills on how to breed Common Carp.
The special guest, ADC Jalukie, TL Kiusumong Tikhir expressed hope that such training will immensely benefit as well as create great impact for the fish farmers. Further, he encouraged the farmers to open up their minds, clear their doubts and take back something out of the training session.
In the technical session, resource person, District Fishery Officer (DFO), Dimapur, Imtisunep gave a detailed PowerPoint on breeding methods of Common Carp.
Assistant Fishery Inspector (AFI), Neimelu Noswe sensitized the farmers on NFDP-National Fisheries Digital Platform, PMMKSSY-Pradhan Mantri Matsya Kisan Samridhi Sah Yojana which is the sub scheme of PMMSY-Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana & KCC-Kissan Credit Card Scheme.
The programme was chaired by DFO Peren, C Dory Yanthan, while experience sharing was delivered by Proprietor Ramdi Thou Farm, Ramdi Thou, and AFI, Chubatemjen proposed the vote of thanks.
During the training, the trainees were also given demonstration on preparation of fish feeds by ATMA, Jalukie Block. Altogether, 13 fish farmers from Jalukie Block attended the workshop.
