It includes how fish are obtained. Types of fisheries. Bee keeping.

2. Fish is a cheap source of
animal protein for our food.
There are two ways of
obtaining fish:
I. From natural resources, which is
called capture fishing.
II. From fish farming, which is
called culture fishery.

5. India’s marine fishery resources
comes from its 7,500 km
coastline.
Now locating the fishes is no
longer a difficult task for
fishermen, as they can now locate
by using satellites and SONAR
(SOund Navigation And Raging).
Oysters are cultivated for pearls.

7. Fresh water resource come from
canals,ponds,reservoirs, lakes and
rivers.
Brackish water resources, where
fresh water and seawater mix
together, such as estuaries and
lagoons are also important.
Capture fishing does not provide
high yield. Most fish production from
inland is through aquaculture.

9. Fish culture is sometimes done in
combination with a rice crop.
Intensive fish farming can be done in
composite fish culture systems.

10. Honey which is used widely as a
natural sweetener and beehives are a
source of wax which used in various
medicinal preparations.
The Italian bees have high honey
collection capacity. They stay in a
given beehive for long periods, and
breed very well.
The quality of honey depends upon the
pasturage, or the nectar and pollen.