| MSB Number | MSB28494538 |
| Date of Commencement: | 04 Jan, 2022 |
Progressive Farmer Details
| Name of the progressive farmer: | Kokkiligadda Nagarjuna |
| Name of the FLC: | Sorlagondi |
| Mobile Number: | XXXXXXXX36 |
| Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-1581 |
| Date of Commencement: | 04 Jan, 2022 |
| Sector: | Marine |
| No. of fishing crafts available: | 180 |
| FLC No: | 9 |
| Intervention Adopted: | Mesh Regulation |
| Type of Species: | Mullets |
| Duration of MSB: | 120 Days |
| No of Schedule Visits: | 16 |
Schedule Visits
| Visits | Visit Date | Remarks | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Visit Date | 04 Jan, 2022 | theoretical considerations are concerned with the probable age at which a fish is likely to be captured. If, for example, fish are caught when they are very young, the catch will typically consist of large numbers of very small individuals. This will | Completed |
| 2nd Visit Date | 11 Jan, 2022 | In situations where fishing effort is unregulated, there is the possibility that effort may become so high that there is a danger of a stock collapse, due to a depleted spawning stock and a resultant recruitment failure. If this danger exists, and it | Completed |
| 3rd Visit Date | 18 Jan, 2022 | Subhadeep Ghosh, principal scientist in-charge at CMFRI who is among the authors of the study along with Muktha Menon, A Gopalakrishnan and others, feels the existing MFRA is poorly implemented and monitored. “We have suggested a separate enforcement | Completed |
| 4th Visit Date | 25 Jan, 2022 | Putting in place stringent management regimes. ? Promoting exploitation in the deep sea and oceanic waters for reducing fishing pressure in the territorial waters. | Completed |
| 5th Visit Date | 01 Feb, 2022 | This sets out how many meshes from which part of the net should be measured in order to check on the effective average mesh size of the net (there is always considerable variation between individual meshes). | Completed |
| 6th Visit Date | 08 Feb, 2022 | It also establishes the standard type of mesh gauge that should be used, since the measurements obtained can vary with the type of gauge and the way it is used in accordance with the force that is used to insert the gauge into the mesh and to stretch | Completed |
| 7th Visit Date | 15 Feb, 2022 | Further, once at sea, covers, chafing gear or other material can be attached to a net with legal-sized meshes in such a way as to obstruct the escape of small fish and bring the effective selectivity of the net down to the level of a net with meshes | Completed |
| 8th Visit Date | 22 Feb, 2022 | to be stored carefully and inconspicuously in the depths of the hold, while a legal-sized net is left on deck for the benefit of the inspectors. Further, once at sea, covers, chafing gear or other material can be attached to a net with legal-sized me | Completed |
| 9th Visit Date | 01 Mar, 2022 | demersal fisheries are based on a relatively small number of species of value, this problem is not too difficult. In tropical demersal trawl fisheries, however, where there may be several hundred commercially valuable species, the mesh size has to be | Completed |
| 10th Visit Date | 08 Mar, 2022 | There are a number of possible management objectives, not all of which are necessarily compatible one with another. For example, one important objective is to exploit a stock so as to obtain an “optimum” return or yield from the fishery. Another is s | Completed |
| 11th Visit Date | 15 Mar, 2022 | It is realistic therefore to conceive of an optimum exploitation pattern, or harvesting strategy, which leads to the optimum yield per year class. The basic theory is summarised below, and considered in greater detail in Section | Completed |
| 12th Visit Date | 22 Mar, 2022 | including the juveniles of economically important species taken in coastal fisheries. Because of this, as well as the growing recognition that stocks may not be inexhaustible, it is generally recognised that stocks should be managed, even if only to | Completed |
| 13th Visit Date | 29 Mar, 2022 | where demersal fisheries are based on a relatively small number of species of value, this problem is not too difficult. In tropical demersal trawl fisheries, however, where there may be several hundred commercially valuable species, the mesh size has | Completed |
| 14th Visit Date | 05 Apr, 2022 | Similarly, if pieces of canvas or netting (known as chafers) are attached to a codend for strengthening purposes, the effective mesh size may be smaller than the apparent mesh size. Chafers are usually sub-divided into bottom chafers and top-side cha | Completed |
| 15th Visit Date | 12 Apr, 2022 | Meshing, if it occurs on a large scale, is a nuisance to fishermen because of the time needed to remove meshed fish individually from a net. | Completed |
| 16th Visit Date | 19 Apr, 2022 | The first step is to convert age of first capture to length at first capture. If the species can be aged, this can be done directly from an age/length curve for the species concerned. If it cannot be aged, the optimum length of first capture should b | Completed |
Tagged Farmers
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu | S/O: | Nagayya | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX16 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-6605 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya | S/O: | Rajarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX84 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-7233 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu | S/O: | Pothuraju | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX63 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-7060 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao | S/O: | Venkateswarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX53 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-9534 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju | S/O: | Chandraiah | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX67 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-1034 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah | S/O: | Nagaiah | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX12 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-0359 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao | S/O: | Subbarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX75 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-1708 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao | S/O: | Ramachandra Rao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX60 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-9308 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao | S/O: | Pandurangarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX20 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-2435 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao | S/O: | Nancharayya | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX85 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-5093 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu | S/O: | Balaramayya | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX98 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-1301 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao | S/O: | Somaiah | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX22 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-4460 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao | S/O: | Nageswarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX78 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-9244 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao | S/O: | Nageswarao | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX00 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-2351 | Survey Number: | -- |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu | S/O: | Bramayya | Mobile: | XXXXXXXX20 | Aadhar Number: | XXXX-XXXX-8735 | Survey Number: | -- |
Farm MSB Documents
Harvest Details
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| Production Sheet: |
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| Harvest Date: | 12 May, 2022 |
| Production in Tonnes: | 000 |
| Crop Damaged Reason(If any): | -- |
| Damaged Date: | -- |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 1
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | This paper is concerned with the principles of mesh regulation, its role in fisheries management and difficulties encountered in its implementation. The theoretical basis of mesh regulation is based on the concept of an “optimum harvesting strategy” |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| theoretical considerations are concerned with the probable age at which a fish is likely to be captured. If, for example, fish are caught when they are very young, the catch will typically consist of large numbers of very small individuals. This will |
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| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 2
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | There are basically two reasons for regulating mesh size. One is to conserve the spawning stock and the other is to increase the long-term sustainable yield. |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| In situations where fishing effort is unregulated, there is the possibility that effort may become so high that there is a danger of a stock collapse, due to a depleted spawning stock and a resultant recruitment failure. If this danger exists, and it |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 3
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | The new regulations will also focus on regulating uncontrolled fishing, species diversification, cutting down on optimal fleet size, limiting craft and mesh size, conversion of trawlers to tuna liners, prohibition on catch of endangered and protected |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| Subhadeep Ghosh, principal scientist in-charge at CMFRI who is among the authors of the study along with Muktha Menon, A Gopalakrishnan and others, feels the existing MFRA is poorly implemented and monitored. “We have suggested a separate enforcement |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 4
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | The policy underscores the need for a departure from the open access concept in the territorial waters to limited access. Envisages incorporation of principles of the Code of conduct for responsible fisheries |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| Putting in place stringent management regimes. ? Promoting exploitation in the deep sea and oceanic waters for reducing fishing pressure in the territorial waters. |
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| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 5
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | The enforcement of any regulation must be based on the control of each fisherman. For mesh regulation this means regular inspection of nets on board fishing vessels. The form that such inspections should take is outlined in paragraph 1 of the CECAF S |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| This sets out how many meshes from which part of the net should be measured in order to check on the effective average mesh size of the net (there is always considerable variation between individual meshes). |
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| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 6
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | This sets out how many meshes from which part of the net should be measured in order to check on the effective average mesh size of the net (there is always considerable variation between individual meshes). |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| It also establishes the standard type of mesh gauge that should be used, since the measurements obtained can vary with the type of gauge and the way it is used in accordance with the force that is used to insert the gauge into the mesh and to stretch |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 7
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | One factor that can be unfavourable is the discrepancy between the net as it is presented for inspection at the port, and as it is actually used at sea. It is not unknown for the undersized nets, on completion of fishing for the trip, to be stored ca |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| Further, once at sea, covers, chafing gear or other material can be attached to a net with legal-sized meshes in such a way as to obstruct the escape of small fish and bring the effective selectivity of the net down to the level of a net with meshes |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 8
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | One factor that can be unfavourable is the discrepancy between the net as it is presented for inspection at the port, and as it is actually used at sea. It is not unknown for the undersized nets, on completion of fishing for the trip |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| to be stored carefully and inconspicuously in the depths of the hold, while a legal-sized net is left on deck for the benefit of the inspectors. Further, once at sea, covers, chafing gear or other material can be attached to a net with legal-sized me |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 9
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | Determining the best mesh size for any one species can be a straightforward business. Determining the best mesh size for a fishery in which more than one species is caught by the same gear, however, is likely to be much less straightforward. |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| demersal fisheries are based on a relatively small number of species of value, this problem is not too difficult. In tropical demersal trawl fisheries, however, where there may be several hundred commercially valuable species, the mesh size has to be |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 10
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | The general history of fisheries throughout the world shows that there has been a gradual increase in exploitation, partly due to an increase in the rate of exploitation stocks close to the land and partly due to an expansion of fishing effort to mor |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| There are a number of possible management objectives, not all of which are necessarily compatible one with another. For example, one important objective is to exploit a stock so as to obtain an “optimum” return or yield from the fishery. Another is s |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 11
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | Regulation of long-term yield is based on the concept of an “optimum harvesting strategy”. For many commercially important fish species, recruitment is unrelated to spawning stock size over a wide range of stock sizes. |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| It is realistic therefore to conceive of an optimum exploitation pattern, or harvesting strategy, which leads to the optimum yield per year class. The basic theory is summarised below, and considered in greater detail in Section |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: Group Image - 2: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 12
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | The general history of fisheries throughout the world shows that there has been a gradual increase in exploitation, partly due to an increase in the rate of exploitation stocks close to the land and partly due to an expansion of fishing effort to mor |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| including the juveniles of economically important species taken in coastal fisheries. Because of this, as well as the growing recognition that stocks may not be inexhaustible, it is generally recognised that stocks should be managed, even if only to |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 13
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
Visit Information
| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | Determining the best mesh size for any one species can be a straightforward business. Determining the best mesh size for a fishery in which more than one species is caught by the same gear, however, is likely to be much less straightforward. |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| where demersal fisheries are based on a relatively small number of species of value, this problem is not too difficult. In tropical demersal trawl fisheries, however, where there may be several hundred commercially valuable species, the mesh size has |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 14
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
| Name of Expert: | |
| Expert Contact Number: | |
| Good Practices: | To be effective, a mesh regulation must ensure that the mesh size, when the net is fishing, is not less than some specified amount. There is, then, the danger that the mesh size when the net is fishing is less than the measured mesh size. This could |
| Bad Practices: |
| Suggestions Given: | |
| Similarly, if pieces of canvas or netting (known as chafers) are attached to a codend for strengthening purposes, the effective mesh size may be smaller than the apparent mesh size. Chafers are usually sub-divided into bottom chafers and top-side cha |
Visit Documents
| Group Photos: Group Image - 1: |
| Farm Photos: Farm Image - 1: |
| News Articles: |
| Summary Documents: |
Farmers Attended - VISIT 15
| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
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| Good Practices: | A problem that can occur if a mesh size is too large is that of “meshing”, i.e. the occurrence of fish that have become lodged in the meshes of a net while trying to escape |
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| Meshing, if it occurs on a large scale, is a nuisance to fishermen because of the time needed to remove meshed fish individually from a net. |
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| Farmer Name: | K Verullu |
| Farmer Name: | K Musalayya |
| Farmer Name: | K Veerababu |
| Farmer Name: | K Srinivasarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Pothuraju |
| Farmer Name: | K Mahalakshmaiah |
| Farmer Name: | K Narasimha Rao |
| Farmer Name: | N Subbarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | P Venkateswarao |
| Farmer Name: | T Samudralu |
| Farmer Name: | T Venkatrao |
| Farmer Name: | K Adisesharao |
| Farmer Name: | K Chinnamalkeswarao |
| Farmer Name: | K Kadhar Babu |
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| Is Expert Visted | NO |
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| Good Practices: | Once an optimum age of first capture has been determined, it is necessary to determine the corresponding mesh size. For any one species and fishing gear, this is not particularly difficult and can be determined experimentally and in several stages. |
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| The first step is to convert age of first capture to length at first capture. If the species can be aged, this can be done directly from an age/length curve for the species concerned. If it cannot be aged, the optimum length of first capture should b |
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