all info in maharastra regions for prawns prodution

2. NAME :- TOKARE ANKUSH LAHANU
STD :- T.Y.B.sc (agriculture)
REGE NO :- AMPU100744
COURCE NO :- ECON-365
COURCE TITLE :- AGRI BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

4. The maharashtra state has 720 km coastal length. It
comprises Thane, Raigad , Ratnagiri and Shindhudurg
districts of konkan region.
these coastal saline soils Kharland have great
potential for their use in Aquaculture these for. This
study has been taken up in order to haw about the
limnology of pod’s in Kharland area for assessly their
“Prawns” culture potential.

5. Jawala Giant tiger prawn
White prawn
Whiteleg
prawn marine prawn
King prawn

6.  Dissolved Oxygen - Water quality influences the level of growth that can be
achieved with freshwater prawns
 Dissolved oxygen is particularly important, and a good oxygen-monitoring
program is necessary
 Electronic oxygen meters are the most reliable and accurate means to
determine levels of dissolved oxygen
 The need for an electronic oxygen meter increases as the quantity of ponds
that need to be managed increases
Fresh water prawn

7. Sea water prawn
 This marine shellfish tastes delicious the moment you bit
into it
 Many seafood enthusiasts get confused between shrimp
and prawns
 The difference between them is pretty straightforward;
prawns are harvested from fresh water and prawns from salt
water
 They contain fewer amounts of saturated fat and high
quantities of protein
They also comprise of selenium which helps prevent the
growth of cancer cells.

9.  the input-wise expenditure was analyzed
and it has been seen that, feed, seed and
electricity were the major costs incurred
 11 percent of the total expenditure was used
for the seed.
 38 per cent of the total cost, which was
 Rs. 71 thousand were used for feed purpose

10.  In case, feed, electricity and medicine were
the main costs incurred in culture .
 13 per cent of the total cost was incurred for
the seed purpose.
 38 per cent of the total cost that means Rs.
95 thousand were incurred for feed.
 3 per cent cost of the total costwas used for
medicines.

11.  The cost of seed used in culture was Rs. 33
thousand that means 13 percent of the total
cost.
 Feed is one of the major cost Rs. 89
thousand, It means that 36 per cent of the
total cost was incurred for feed purpose.

12.  37 per cent of the total cost of Inputs was
incurred for feed.
 Feed was one of the major costs in farming
in Thane District.
 10 per cent cost for seed and 27 per cent
cost for electricity was used from the total
cost incurred.

14.  Seafood is a booming economy unto itself and Dendrobranchiata make up
a large part of it.
 Some countries, like the United States, rely almost exclusively on fisheries
but other countries have concentrated on aquaculture (shrimp farms).
 Ecuador boasts a 95% farmed production rate and some countries
produce similar amounts from both fisheries and aquaculture, including
India.
 The most important species for aquaculture are the Kuruma prawn,
Chinese prawn, giant tiger prawn and white-leg prawn.

15.  The hatcheries in Maharashtra are non-
operational leading to high costing of seed,
which basically stems from high cost of
transportation and disease occurrence stock.
 As there is huge economical loss due to
diseases and other technical problems; farmers
should get crop insurance.
 Government should provide consultancy to the
farmers about site selection, pond construction
and better management practices, to avoid
losses due to floods, etc

16.  Government should tie-up with private
extension providers to increase the efficiency
of extension service.

18.  Wade or use a boat
 Hunt in shallow water
Prawns hatch in shallow coastal waters and tend to stay in large, shallow
bodies of water with tide pools or bays. Fish in these waters instead of
deep bodies of water.
Boating is a popular method for catching prawns

19. Position your net behind prawns

20.  www.agrifarming.in
 www.agriplaza.com
 PDF file-
AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PRAWN’S FARMING IN THE COASTAL DISTRICTS
OF MAHARASHTRA
 State Fisheries Department Fish Production Report[2015-2016] Department of
Fisheries, Govt of Maharashtra, Mumbai.