Details eMatsyakar

MSB Number

MSB73513917

Date of Commencement:

14 Sep, 2021

Progressive Farmer Details

Name of the progressive farmer:	Lanke Nagaraju
Name of the FLC:	Sorlagondhi
Mobile Number:	XXXXXXXX23
Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-9967
Date of Commencement:	14 Sep, 2021
Sector:	Marine
No. of fishing crafts available:	180

FLC No:	09
Intervention Adopted:	Preservation of fishing nets
Type of Species:	Ribbonfishes
Duration of MSB:	120 Days
No of Schedule Visits:	16

Schedule Visits

Visits	Visit Date	Remarks	Status
1st Visit Date	14 Sep, 2021	Fishermen usually use coal tar, wood tar and tanning solution. Tanning solution is made from cutch- an extract from wood. Chemicals: Various chemicals used for preservation are - Potassium bichromate, copper nepthenate, copper sulphate, cuprous oxide	Completed
2nd Visit Date	21 Sep, 2021	Most important among these fishing gears are trawls, purse seines, lines, gillnets and entangling nets and traps. Among the most significant developments which affected the historical evolution of fishing gear and practices are (i) developments in cr	Completed
3rd Visit Date	28 Sep, 2021	Preservation may have side effects on the physical properties such as stiffness, flexibility, extensibility, elasticity and breaking strength.	Completed
4th Visit Date	05 Oct, 2021	In olden days fishing was not having much importance as there was no demand for fish. Earlier fishing was restricted to a particular community but it is not so now. In order to meet the increased demand, fishing is now carried out industrially. Fishi	Completed
5th Visit Date	12 Oct, 2021	The anchored gill nets made of hemp were used along the South Canara coast. Coconut husks are used as floats and heavy stones as sinkers. However, at present the gill nets make use of synthetic twines. Drift nets are one of the most efficient indigen	Completed
6th Visit Date	19 Oct, 2021	Fishes are classified based on the sources from which they are obtained as natural fibres and manmade fibres. Natural materials are obtained either from plants i.e. vegetable fibres or from animals -animal fibers. Vegetable fibres have a cellulose ba	Completed
7th Visit Date	26 Oct, 2021	This is the first step in the identification of a method. A small piece of netting yarn is put into a vessel filled with water after tying a simple overhand knot. Air bubbles in the material must be squeezed out by hand under water. Preferably a wett	Completed
8th Visit Date	02 Nov, 2021	Vegetable fibres and most of the man-made fibres made of regenerated cellulose burn rapidly in the flame and continue burning after removed from the flame. They have an afterglow, the smell of smoke is similar to that of burning paper and the residue	Completed
9th Visit Date	09 Nov, 2021	Sheet bend knot/English knot – It is made by passing the end of one line through the eye or bight of the other around the eye and under itself. Double sheet bend knot – It is a similar knot of single sheet bend but with the end rope led twice undern	Completed
10th Visit Date	16 Nov, 2021	Constant and accurate mesh size Dirt does not adhere so much to knotless netting which is easier for cleaning and quick drying. Floats and sinkers	Completed
11th Visit Date	23 Nov, 2021	However, the main drawbacks of machine made nets are: they cannot be baited – decrease the net – or creased – increase the net, and machines can’t braid fly meshes on to net pieces which is necessary for the construction of trawl nets. But the above	Completed
12th Visit Date	30 Nov, 2021	• Overhand knot – It is formed by passing the end of the line over the standing part and through the eye. • Square knot/Reef knot – This knot is formed of two overhand knots with the ends always falling in line with outer parts.	Completed
13th Visit Date	07 Dec, 2021	Single and two boat seines are used in many parts of India to catch shoaling pelagic fishes. In the case of gill nets, the length, depth and mesh size varies depending on the type of fish to be caught. The anchored gill nets made of hemp were used	Completed
14th Visit Date	14 Dec, 2021	• Thermocole: (Expanded polystyrene) is light in weight and highly buoyant. It cannot withstand high pressure. Should be used only in surface. • Sponge plastic: These are light, do not rot, do not absorb water, have high buoyancy, but pressure resis	Completed
15th Visit Date	21 Dec, 2021	Tanning solution is made from cutch- an extract from wood. Chemicals: Various chemicals used for preservation are - Potassium bichromate, copper nepthenate, copper sulphate, cuprous oxide (Testalin).	Completed
16th Visit Date	28 Dec, 2021	Preservation may have side effects on the physical properties such as stiffness, flexibility, extensibility, elasticity and breaking strength.	Completed

Tagged Farmers

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju	S/O:	Govind	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX16	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-1098	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu	S/O:	Subbarao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX21	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-8256	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo	S/O:	Govindarajulu	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX22	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-2081	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana	S/O:	Pedabasavaiah	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX44	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-3798	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao	S/O:	Balachandrarao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX57	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-7230	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao	S/O:	Nanchariah	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX20	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-2917	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo	S/O:	Dhanavantharao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX98	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-0167	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao	S/O:	Seshaiah	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX19	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-9894	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao	S/O:	Samudralu	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX60	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-7028	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao	S/O:	--	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX06	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-9166	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu	S/O:	Subbaiah	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX55	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-1804	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju	S/O:	Nageswarao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX50	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-2056	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah	S/O:	Rajarao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX84	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-7233	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju	S/O:	Basavaiah	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX42	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-0651	Survey Number:	--
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri	S/O:	Meerasaheb	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX57	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-5882	Survey Number:	--

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Harvest Details

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Harvest Date:	04 Jan, 2022
Production in Tonnes:	0.5
Crop Damaged Reason(If any):	--
Damaged Date:	--

Farmers Attended - VISIT 1

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	Rotting can be stopped only by completely drying the net, even the inside of knots. Many preservation methods have been developed by fishermen and fisheries research institute, chemical and textile industry.
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Suggestions Given:
Fishermen usually use coal tar, wood tar and tanning solution. Tanning solution is made from cutch- an extract from wood. Chemicals: Various chemicals used for preservation are - Potassium bichromate, copper nepthenate, copper sulphate, cuprous oxide

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 2

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	A wide array of fishing gears and practices ranging from small-scale artisanal to large-scale industrial systems are used for fish capture. Over the years, traditional fishing gears have been upgraded and newer more efficient fishing systems have bee
Bad Practices:

Suggestions Given:
Most important among these fishing gears are trawls, purse seines, lines, gillnets and entangling nets and traps. Among the most significant developments which affected the historical evolution of fishing gear and practices are (i) developments in cr

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 3

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	High degreHigh degree of preservation can only be obtained for cotton Number of treatments are required causes high cost, time and le of preservation can only be obtained for cotton Number of treatments are required causes high cost, time and labour
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Preservation may have side effects on the physical properties such as stiffness, flexibility, extensibility, elasticity and breaking strength.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 4

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	Fishing is the art of catching fish and other aquatic animals. Many years ago man started using various type of gear used for hunting the terrestrial animals and for fishing also. It is very difficult to say which started first, but some time it is o
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In olden days fishing was not having much importance as there was no demand for fish. Earlier fishing was restricted to a particular community but it is not so now. In order to meet the increased demand, fishing is now carried out industrially. Fishi

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 5

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	Fishing implements – These consist of most primitive types of fishing gears like fish spears, sickle, blow gun and others. Fish traps and barriers – Traps of different types like basket traps, box traps, traps for jumping fish etc. are used in diffe
Bad Practices:

Suggestions Given:
The anchored gill nets made of hemp were used along the South Canara coast. Coconut husks are used as floats and heavy stones as sinkers. However, at present the gill nets make use of synthetic twines. Drift nets are one of the most efficient indigen

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 6

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	Netting is defined as a meshed structure of indefinite shape and size composed of one or more yarns twisted or interlaced or joined. The basic material for the construction of fishing gear is composed of fibre. A fibre may be defined as a unit of mat
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Fishes are classified based on the sources from which they are obtained as natural fibres and manmade fibres. Natural materials are obtained either from plants i.e. vegetable fibres or from animals -animal fibers. Vegetable fibres have a cellulose ba

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 7

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	This excludes for practical reasons more elaborate methods which require expensive equipment and specific expertise such as microscopic examination and micro-photographs, staining with special dyes or reagents, determination of fibre density, as well
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This is the first step in the identification of a method. A small piece of netting yarn is put into a vessel filled with water after tying a simple overhand knot. Air bubbles in the material must be squeezed out by hand under water. Preferably a wett

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 8

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	The changes in the material when it is nearer the flame and after removal from the flame are noted. For this test only a clean flame and two forceps are needed. The best source of flame is a Bunsen burner. Alternatively alcohol lamp or even a cigaret
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Vegetable fibres and most of the man-made fibres made of regenerated cellulose burn rapidly in the flame and continue burning after removed from the flame. They have an afterglow, the smell of smoke is similar to that of burning paper and the residue

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 9

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	There are different types of knots and hitches used in making netting, mending, joining and mounting. They are as follows Knot: It is a tie made by one end of a rope or twine at some parts of its own body to make a loop or overcome other object to g
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Sheet bend knot/English knot – It is made by passing the end of one line through the eye or bight of the other around the eye and under itself. Double sheet bend knot – It is a similar knot of single sheet bend but with the end rope led twice undern

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 10

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	For the same area knotless netting would be lighter and bulk are greatly reduced Easy to handle Production cost is lower due to the considerable savings of material (25-30% cheaper) Knotless netting can have a lower towing resistance Abrasion resista
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Constant and accurate mesh size Dirt does not adhere so much to knotless netting which is easier for cleaning and quick drying. Floats and sinkers

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 11

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	The introduction of net making machines nearly one hundred of years ago made efficient production of webbing, this accelerated the fishing industry. In this method one can prepare the webbing having indefinite length but the width of the net is restr
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However, the main drawbacks of machine made nets are: they cannot be baited – decrease the net – or creased – increase the net, and machines can’t braid fly meshes on to net pieces which is necessary for the construction of trawl nets. But the above

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 12

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	• Fisherman’s knot – This knot is made of two overhand knots which slide together when the ropes are pulled forming a firm knot.
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Suggestions Given:
• Overhand knot – It is formed by passing the end of the line over the standing part and through the eye. • Square knot/Reef knot – This knot is formed of two overhand knots with the ends always falling in line with outer parts.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 13

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	Chinese dip nets are highly specialized nets used in Kerala. It is stationary net balanced by counter weight so that it can be dipped and lifted. Among the shore seines the most popular one is the Rampani net of Karnataka. This is also operated in
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Suggestions Given:
Single and two boat seines are used in many parts of India to catch shoaling pelagic fishes. In the case of gill nets, the length, depth and mesh size varies depending on the type of fish to be caught. The anchored gill nets made of hemp were used

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 14

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	• Wood: This is used in Indian fishing gears like gill nets. The density of wood is 650g/1000 cc. They are relatively cheap. However continuous usage lead to absorption of water and crack even after drying. Hence reuse is not favorable. • Cork: It i
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Suggestions Given:
• Thermocole: (Expanded polystyrene) is light in weight and highly buoyant. It cannot withstand high pressure. Should be used only in surface. • Sponge plastic: These are light, do not rot, do not absorb water, have high buoyancy, but pressure resis

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 15

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Is Expert Visted	NO
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Good Practices:	Rotting can be stopped only by completely drying the net, even the inside of knots. Many preservation methods have been developed by fishermen and fisheries research institute, chemical and textile industry. Fishermen usually use coal tar, wood tar
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Tanning solution is made from cutch- an extract from wood. Chemicals: Various chemicals used for preservation are - Potassium bichromate, copper nepthenate, copper sulphate, cuprous oxide (Testalin).

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 16

Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Verullu
Farmer Name:	Pedasingu Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Venkataramana
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Srinivasarao
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Sivanageswararao
Farmer Name:	Meda Venkateswararo
Farmer Name:	Vanamala Subbarao
Farmer Name:	Karani Nageswarao
Farmer Name:	Odugu Baburao
Farmer Name:	Kokkiligadda Ramulu
Farmer Name:	Bommidi Pothuraju
Farmer Name:	Koppanathi Musalaiah
Farmer Name:	Kollati Nagaraju
Farmer Name:	Kola Dastagiri

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Good Practices:	High degree of preservation can only be obtained for cotton Number of treatments are required causes high cost, time and labour
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Preservation may have side effects on the physical properties such as stiffness, flexibility, extensibility, elasticity and breaking strength.

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