Paddy cum prawn
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This document provides an economic analysis of paddy-prawn farming over 120 days on 1 hectare of land with a stocking density of 30,000 prawn. It estimates the capital costs at Rs. 87,000 and variable costs at Rs. 99,650. Fixed costs are estimated at Rs. 40,998 including depreciation and interest. Total revenue from 4 tons of paddy and 720 kg of harvested prawn is estimated at Rs. 2,55,000, providing an estimated profit of Rs. 1,14,350.
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