Fish farming is a form of aquaculture in which fish are raised in open or closed places. It is the fastest growing area of animal food production. Today, about half the fish consumed globally are raised in these artificial environments. The act of fish farming is about raising fish commercially in tanks or ponds for human consumption. As we know that fish is a great source of food and protein, hence the demand and price of fish and fish related products are also increasing rapidly, in accordance with population growth. There are different types of fish farms that utilize different aquaculture methods. There are different methods for rearing different species of fish which include pond, Cage Culture, Biofloc, RAS, Aquaponic etc.
The fish provides high quality protein for human consumption.
Fish farming can be integrated into the existing farm to create additional income and improve its water management.
The farmers can select the fish species with desired characteristics to raise.
Fish in a pond are not accessible to everyone. Thus, they are secured and are harvested at will.
You can start your fish farming business on a large or small scale; it all depends upon the resources available with you.
We also know that fish is very popular as food all around the world thus there is already an established fish market available for you. And you don’t really have to worry about where to sell them.
You can also fulfill your daily family nutritional demands through small-scale fish farming in tanks or ponds.
The fish farming business is a great source of employment.
Glofii (A Unit Of Global Fisheries Pvt. Ltd.) was established in 2019 under the State Industrial Corporations Act. No.49 of 1957 and commenced its commercial operations in 2019. At the commencement, the objectives of the Corporation covered the entire fisheries sectors.
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