MSB Number MSB51523146
Date of Commencement: 22 Feb, 2021

Progressive Farmer Details

Name of the progressive farmer: Chilakalapudi Dharmarao
S/o:
Mobile Number: XXXXXXXX37
Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-0502
Date of Commencement: 22 Feb, 2021
Sector: Aquaculture
Extent in acres: 2.5
Survey Number: 731
Intervention Adopted: Efficient cost minimising in shrimp culture
Type of Species: L.Vannnamei
Date of Stocking: 20 Feb, 2021
Duration of Crop: 120 Days
No of Schedule Visits: 16

Schedule Visits

Visits Visit Date Remarks Status
1st Visit Date 22 Feb, 2021 Suggestion : study the problems faced in previous crops and gaps where farmers are ought to fill them. Fill the raw water in case of ground water is low in minerals and salinity . In order raw water is also having alkaline uprisings and mineral defic Completed
2nd Visit Date 01 Mar, 2021 Suggestion : before pumping water always it's better to choose the soil with ideal features of NPK ratio and clear solid dry. The water at very first pumping after pond preparation is always choosed to be raw water which is having certain ratios of a Completed
3rd Visit Date 08 Mar, 2021 Suggestion : in shrimp culture , the prevention of disease is best practice than cure. For this there is a need for the study of symptoms and disease causing agents in shrimp. The diseases after study given an idea regarding - measures to be followed Completed
4th Visit Date 15 Mar, 2021 Suggestions : soil in drystage to be disinfected with chloirne and also quick lime if previous crops are effected with bottom sludge pollution and EHP , EMS etc. Then while pumping water there is a need for mineral rich water which is possible in cas Completed
5th Visit Date 22 Mar, 2021 1. There are some pathogens and unwanted species entering into the pond through water or some other sources. 2. These are to be segregated and treated during period of disinfection and pond fertilization. 3. The unwanted species to be arrested. Completed
6th Visit Date 29 Mar, 2021 Suggestion : specifically take the feed proposition as of required ingredients and feed proposition that suits the shrimp health and in even required for the health of shrimp. This is because the feed is the most important intake we supply to feed in Completed
7th Visit Date 05 Apr, 2021 Utilise the feed growers like probiotics , prebiotics , and other synbiotocs that are used for the playing of a major role in establishing of particular ecodiversity in tank that are usable for production of plankton material usable in need do Completed
8th Visit Date 12 Apr, 2021 If feeding increases it gets wastes and then it turn to ammonia like obnoxious gases. As the organic matter increases there is the rise of BOD in tank which in turn leads to growth of oxygen depletion in tank there by leading to the animal health dis Completed
9th Visit Date 19 Apr, 2021 The water is a general strategy of shrimp requiring minerals like calcium magnesium and potassium in ration of 1:2:1 . this is general available in marine , back wtarr and estuaries. but if water is ground source then we shall go for a estimate . Completed
10th Visit Date 26 Apr, 2021 The probiotics are various types made from useful antibiotics that are kept in stage of hibernation packed and when given in the tank leads to the development and adjustment of pond ecology. they are water probiotics , soil probiotics and feed probio Completed
11th Visit Date 03 May, 2021 Suggestions : the most important infrastructure to be setup in pond is mostly the aeration and sludge management. Aeration is mostly depending for two main reasons 1. To facilitate the cleaning of feeding path and waste settlement in centre of pond . Completed
12th Visit Date 10 May, 2021 viral diseases can be cured by following strict biosecurity measure like footdip , bird fencing , crab fencing and biofilters during water pumping. bacterial diseases are treated by applying probiotics. environmental factors discussed earlier. Completed
13th Visit Date 17 May, 2021 shrimp and other crustacean shell is mostly formed of calcium which is being a most important and abundant available in sea water. the deficiency leads to improper moulting which in turns leads to improper growth of shrimp there by loss to farmers. Completed
14th Visit Date 24 May, 2021 here the most important supplements are feed supplements for easy feed intake and growth. there is a need for probiotics like for supplementation of pond environment clearance. the seperate supplementation is like for feed watse removal. Completed
15th Visit Date 31 May, 2021 the accumulated feacal matter simultaneously along with raise of animal biomass leads to the formation of demand of biological oxygen demand which on lessened gets lead to the diseases and final mortality . to avoid this maintain a strengthend oxygen Completed
16th Visit Date 07 Jun, 2021 Identify the schedule in middle of moulting cycles. there by leading to a strength of available precedueres for Harvest date , time , price range , and available of harvest labour and ice for packing and transport facilities. this thereby lead to the Completed

Tagged Farmers

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu S/O: Subbayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX45 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-4598 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao S/O: Chinna Musalayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX17 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2659 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam S/O: Nancharayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX23 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2356 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu S/O: Nancharayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX78 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-6865 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju S/O: Nancharayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX98 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-8976 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy S/O: Narasimha Rao Mobile: XXXXXXXX20 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-1127 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju S/O: Arjuna Mobile: XXXXXXXX73 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2947 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao S/O: Krishna Murty Mobile: XXXXXXXX98 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2302 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh S/O: Nagaraju Mobile: XXXXXXXX21 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-3933 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham S/O: Srinu Mobile: XXXXXXXX13 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-1605 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu S/O: Samudralu Mobile: XXXXXXXX20 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-1491 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu S/O: Thatayya Mobile: XXXXXXXX30 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-4541 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu S/O: Narasimha Rao Mobile: XXXXXXXX41 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-3592 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan S/O: Gopalswamy Mobile: XXXXXXXX16 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-5839 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Mojesh S/O: Dharmaroa Mobile: XXXXXXXX65 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-6789 Survey Number: --

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Harvest Details

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Harvest Date: 18 Jun, 2021
Production in Tonnes: 6.132
Crop Damaged Reason(If any): --
Damaged Date: --

Farmers Attended - VISIT 1

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: minimising in shrimp culture is choosen. 9:00 AM Good practices : Utilisation of available resources in effective manner by having a clear idea of different active parameters of all farm intends starting from pumping of water. A clear view of all i
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestion : study the problems faced in previous crops and gaps where farmers are ought to fill them. Fill the raw water in case of ground water is low in minerals and salinity . In order raw water is also having alkaline uprisings and mineral defic

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 2

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : after studying of different problems faced in culture , the identification of different problems faced due to certain problems like mineral deficiencies and pH fluctuations is noted . There are some problems that lead to the toxic ga
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestion : before pumping water always it's better to choose the soil with ideal features of NPK ratio and clear solid dry. The water at very first pumping after pond preparation is always choosed to be raw water which is having certain ratios of a

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 3

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : The discussion of all kinds of diseases and symptoms have been discussed in the week . Those problems when discussed rather than treating them there are certain measures by following - Prevention of the diseases is best possible. Eve
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestion : in shrimp culture , the prevention of disease is best practice than cure. For this there is a need for the study of symptoms and disease causing agents in shrimp. The diseases after study given an idea regarding - measures to be followed

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 4

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : study the relation between the environment that is water and soil quality parameters available in the area to the ideal parameters for the shrimp growth. This is leading to the needs to be obtained in addition or using of available r
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestions : soil in drystage to be disinfected with chloirne and also quick lime if previous crops are effected with bottom sludge pollution and EHP , EMS etc. Then while pumping water there is a need for mineral rich water which is possible in cas

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 5

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : In General there are certain deadly diseases which are to be prevented before stocking and could not be treated in middle of the culture. this is why there are general medicine that are truly deadly. it is following the precautions.
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
1. There are some pathogens and unwanted species entering into the pond through water or some other sources. 2. These are to be segregated and treated during period of disinfection and pond fertilization. 3. The unwanted species to be arrested.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 6

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : in shrimp culture as of a total 65% of investment is involved through feed . The rest of the cost expenditure is involved cleaning of waste formed due to heavy feeding and reducing of low feeding.
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestion : specifically take the feed proposition as of required ingredients and feed proposition that suits the shrimp health and in even required for the health of shrimp. This is because the feed is the most important intake we supply to feed in

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 7

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: effective usage of feed checktrays and other phenomenons of the feed utility is leading to the activity of shrimp culture in success full manner. there are certain situations that are used for the feed minimisal and estimations like during period.
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Utilise the feed growers like probiotics , prebiotics , and other synbiotocs that are used for the playing of a major role in establishing of particular ecodiversity in tank that are usable for production of plankton material usable in need do

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 8

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Good practices : preparation of feeding chart and feeding history of previous crops and previous meals in every day. Along with it there is also a issue included in feed chart that having periods of animal having low feed.
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
If feeding increases it gets wastes and then it turn to ammonia like obnoxious gases. As the organic matter increases there is the rise of BOD in tank which in turn leads to growth of oxygen depletion in tank there by leading to the animal health dis

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 9

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: in Genral , shrimp culture there is a need for timely procurement and adjustment of minerals to attain maximum yield and shrimp health maintenance. for this purpose there is a need for studying of minerals available in an area and sources naturally .
Bad Practices: nulll
Suggestions Given:
The water is a general strategy of shrimp requiring minerals like calcium magnesium and potassium in ration of 1:2:1 . this is general available in marine , back wtarr and estuaries. but if water is ground source then we shall go for a estimate .

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 10

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: when we consider the requirements, availability, need and provision of certain probiotics that are required for the timely management and prevent the emergence of different disorders more precise innsense of diseases. this lead to crop loss
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
The probiotics are various types made from useful antibiotics that are kept in stage of hibernation packed and when given in the tank leads to the development and adjustment of pond ecology. they are water probiotics , soil probiotics and feed probio

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 11

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: pre requisite and additional infrastructure facilities to be provided in aquaculture pond for sustainabile and successful shrimp culture. This is most crucial activity in whole shrimp culture this is because the need of infrastructure has rosen very
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
Suggestions : the most important infrastructure to be setup in pond is mostly the aeration and sludge management. Aeration is mostly depending for two main reasons 1. To facilitate the cleaning of feeding path and waste settlement in centre of pond .

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 12

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: preventing of different diseases prevalent in culture for successful culture with high survival rate and thereby yield. In l vannamei the diseases mostly effected are viral , bacterial and environmental. these are to be avoided with different measure
Bad Practices: The following of measures after the occurance of diseases and not before their occurance. for this the trend is to take care of estimation and analysis of previous crops is most important and done in earlier weeks of Matsaysaguabadi.
Suggestions Given:
viral diseases can be cured by following strict biosecurity measure like footdip , bird fencing , crab fencing and biofilters during water pumping. bacterial diseases are treated by applying probiotics. environmental factors discussed earlier.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 13

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: In shrimp and other crustaceans undergo development through a process called ecdysis which means shedding of old body cover called shell and formation of new bodycovering called shell in the interval period. this is more during period of newmoon .
Bad Practices: Null
Suggestions Given:
shrimp and other crustacean shell is mostly formed of calcium which is being a most important and abundant available in sea water. the deficiency leads to improper moulting which in turns leads to improper growth of shrimp there by loss to farmers.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 14

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: Estimation of survival loss problems and sufficient provision of diet and other supplements. this is because in general shrimp culuture after 14 weeks of culture there arises a need for provision of minerals and also some other to sustain the shrimp
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
here the most important supplements are feed supplements for easy feed intake and growth. there is a need for probiotics like for supplementation of pond environment clearance. the seperate supplementation is like for feed watse removal.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 15

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: as its is noted that shrimp being an varacious and carnivores feeder , it feeds in continious mode there by leading to the continuous accumulation of waste fecal material there by giving lead to formation of toxic environment. this lead prone
Bad Practices: null
Suggestions Given:
the accumulated feacal matter simultaneously along with raise of animal biomass leads to the formation of demand of biological oxygen demand which on lessened gets lead to the diseases and final mortality . to avoid this maintain a strengthend oxygen

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 16

Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Bhikshalu
Farmer Name: Lanke Nagamalleswarao
Farmer Name: Pertha Gopalam
Farmer Name: Pertha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Veeraju
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Lakshmana Swamy
Farmer Name: Kokki'llgadda Govindaraju
Farmer Name: Kola Kesavarao
Farmer Name: Kola Rajesh
Farmer Name: çhilakakapudi Jagannadham
Farmer Name: Peetha Rambabu
Farmer Name: Peetha Samudralu
Farmer Name: Peetha Mahalalshmudu
Farmer Name: P Gopalakrishnan
Farmer Name: Mojesh

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Good Practices: This crop harvest to be done as the note that basing on availability of the shrimp average growth if slowered being less than 2.0 average growth for a week. also some conditions to be verified is that having an demand of biological oxygen demand if
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Identify the schedule in middle of moulting cycles. there by leading to a strength of available precedueres for Harvest date , time , price range , and available of harvest labour and ice for packing and transport facilities. this thereby lead to the

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