MSB Number MSB61265106
Date of Commencement: 06 Sep, 2022

Progressive Farmer Details

Name of the progressive farmer: K Sivaji
Name of the FLC: Sorlagondi
Mobile Number: XXXXXXXX94
Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-8843
Date of Commencement: 06 Sep, 2022
Sector: Marine
No. of fishing crafts available: 181
FLC No: 06
Intervention Adopted: Maintenance of Fish Landing Center
Type of Species: Skipjack Tuna
Duration of MSB: 120 Days
No of Schedule Visits: 16

Schedule Visits

Visits Visit Date Remarks Status
1st Visit Date 06 Sep, 2022 Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should Completed
2nd Visit Date 13 Sep, 2022 demonstrated the importance of nutritive value of fish, spoilage of fish, microbial contamination and public health significance of bacteria. A. Surrendraraj, Assistant Professor, spoke on the need for hygiene maintenance of fishing harbour, ways and Completed
3rd Visit Date 20 Sep, 2022 It was during the second Five-Year Plan, that the assistance of the FAO was availed of in identifying suitable landing sites and deciding on the nature of facilities to be provided. The increase in number of mechanized fishing boats and the estab Completed
4th Visit Date 27 Sep, 2022 Though efforts were made to upgrade physical and infrastructural requirements at fishing harbours, many of them are not properly maintained due to various reasons. Consequently, the sanitary and hygienic conditions in the harbours fall below the Completed
5th Visit Date 04 Oct, 2022 Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should Completed
6th Visit Date 11 Oct, 2022 These programs include areas such as supplier control, temperature monitoring, personal hygiene standards, cleaning and sanitation programs, proper facility-design practices, equipment maintenance, and cross-contamination control and pest control Completed
7th Visit Date 18 Oct, 2022 Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should Completed
8th Visit Date 25 Oct, 2022 the volume of fish to be handled and the quantity of fish products demanded during a given time period which consumers would be willing to purchase at a given price; consumers preferences and attitudes; the cost of raw material (by main species) Completed
9th Visit Date 01 Nov, 2022 a simple diesel or petrol (sometimes both) fuel station should be available at a point from which fishing vessels can take their supply directly from a pump by a hose or by hand-carried fuel containers Completed
10th Visit Date 08 Nov, 2022 the availability of water, sewage disposal, fuel and, to some extent, electricity will also influence site selection; the provisional site should include sufficient space, both for presently planned waterside and land based installations as well as Completed
11th Visit Date 15 Nov, 2022 In fish landing terminals, facilities are required to maintain the quality of fish and also to store it during seasonal peak landings. Several options are available such as chilled rooms with mechanical refrigeration to maintain a temperature of 0° Completed
12th Visit Date 22 Nov, 2022 Design factors used should take account of available raw material, local climate, type of fish products (fresh fish, dried-salted, smoked or fermented, etc.). For example, a simple roofed platform with parking space could facilitate wholesale marketi Completed
13th Visit Date 29 Nov, 2022 Design factors used should take account of available raw material, local climate, type of fish products (fresh fish, dried-salted, smoked or fermented, etc.). For example, a simple roofed platform with parking space could facilitate wholesale marketi Completed
14th Visit Date 06 Dec, 2022 the availability of fish and the distance from the fishing grounds; the availability of road, rail or waterway links, or other transport facilities between the provisional sites for fish landing places and collection points and market outlets; the Completed
15th Visit Date 13 Dec, 2022 a more detailed description and design parameters of these facilities is listed in the following section. Completed
16th Visit Date 20 Dec, 2022 yearly average daily landed catches, and average daily catches landed during the peak season could show the degree of increase in the peak season. It would often be advisable to allow, for this contingency, a 25% excess of space requirements on top Completed

Tagged Farmers

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao S/O: Govind Rajulu Mobile: XXXXXXXX22 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2081 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: K Sivaji S/O: Venkateswararao Mobile: XXXXXXXX94 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-8843 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao S/O: Ramulu Mobile: XXXXXXXX68 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-6926 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu S/O: Pothuraju Mobile: XXXXXXXX24 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-4671 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao S/O: Mutyalu Mobile: XXXXXXXX90 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-0265 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao S/O: Koteswarao Mobile: XXXXXXXX25 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-3355 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: V Verullu S/O: Subbarao Mobile: XXXXXXXX21 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-8256 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: L Balaraju S/O: Venkatanarayana Mobile: XXXXXXXX35 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-6203 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao S/O: Samudralu Mobile: XXXXXXXX60 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-7025 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: M Subbarao S/O: Tataiah Mobile: XXXXXXXX68 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-5612 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju S/O: Venkatanarayana Mobile: XXXXXXXX23 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-9967 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: O Baburao S/O: Venkataswami Mobile: XXXXXXXX06 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-9166 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju S/O: Venkateswarao Mobile: XXXXXXXX81 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-7388 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao S/O: Pedabasavaiah Mobile: XXXXXXXX86 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-2600 Survey Number: --
Farmer Name: N Nagababu S/O: Samudralu Mobile: XXXXXXXX56 Aadhar Number: XXXX-XXXX-8426 Survey Number: --

Farm MSB Documents

Harvest Details

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Harvest Date: 27 Dec, 2022
Production in Tonnes: --
Crop Damaged Reason(If any): --
Damaged Date: --

Farmers Attended - VISIT 1

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: Fish marketing development should take into consideration the present technological level of the people in the area under consideration and the economics of scale in fish production, storage, transport and distribution. In order to keep production co
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 2

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Good Practices: An awareness programme on hygiene maintenance of fishing harbour and landing centres was organised by the Department of Fish Processing Technolo
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
demonstrated the importance of nutritive value of fish, spoilage of fish, microbial contamination and public health significance of bacteria. A. Surrendraraj, Assistant Professor, spoke on the need for hygiene maintenance of fishing harbour, ways and

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 3

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
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Good Practices: A fishing harbour is a stretch of water body providing safe anchorage of fishing vessels, executing activities like landing, handling, processing and marketing of fish, facilitating meeting of buyers, sellers and service providers thus making it
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
It was during the second Five-Year Plan, that the assistance of the FAO was availed of in identifying suitable landing sites and deciding on the nature of facilities to be provided. The increase in number of mechanized fishing boats and the estab

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 4

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Good Practices: The classification of fishing harbours in India follows the pattern of classification of commercial ports which are classified as major ports and minor ports. Major ports are under the control of GoI and are regulated under the major ports trust
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Though efforts were made to upgrade physical and infrastructural requirements at fishing harbours, many of them are not properly maintained due to various reasons. Consequently, the sanitary and hygienic conditions in the harbours fall below the

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 5

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: Fish marketing development should take into consideration the present technological level of the people in the area under consideration and the economics of scale in fish production, storage, transport and distribution. In order to keep production co
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should

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Farm Photos:

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 6

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
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Good Practices: The HACCP which was originally designed as a food safety management system, further expanded in practice to include the quality and hygiene parameters also, reducing the effectiveness of HACCP as a food safety control mechanism which resulted in
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
These programs include areas such as supplier control, temperature monitoring, personal hygiene standards, cleaning and sanitation programs, proper facility-design practices, equipment maintenance, and cross-contamination control and pest control

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 7

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: Fish marketing development should take into consideration the present technological level of the people in the area under consideration and the economics of scale in fish production, storage, transport and distribution. In order to keep production co
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Particular emphasis should be placed on ensuring continuity in the supply of spare parts and availability of essential skills to operate and maintain the equipment. The level of technology chosen for the fish landing and marketing operations, should

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Group Photos:

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Farm Photos:

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 8

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: If the identification survey has shown that the major defects of the system could be remedied by the construction of fish marketing facilities, the next step should be to conduct a fish marketing study which should take into account the following:
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
the volume of fish to be handled and the quantity of fish products demanded during a given time period which consumers would be willing to purchase at a given price; consumers preferences and attitudes; the cost of raw material (by main species)

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 9

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: for unloading the catch (sometimes they might be needed for 24 hours/day), for loading fishing gear, fuel, water, ice, supplies,
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
a simple diesel or petrol (sometimes both) fuel station should be available at a point from which fishing vessels can take their supply directly from a pump by a hose or by hand-carried fuel containers

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 10

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: the availability of road, rail or waterway links, or other transport facilities between the provisional sites for fish landing places and collection points and market outlets; the availability and cost of land and the costs of site development; the
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
the availability of water, sewage disposal, fuel and, to some extent, electricity will also influence site selection; the provisional site should include sufficient space, both for presently planned waterside and land based installations as well as

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Farm Photos:

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 11

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: To estimate space requirements, it is necessary to have reliable information on the daily fish landings in the area, on the basis of the normal average daily quantities expected to be handled. However, care should be taken to ensure that, during the
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
In fish landing terminals, facilities are required to maintain the quality of fish and also to store it during seasonal peak landings. Several options are available such as chilled rooms with mechanical refrigeration to maintain a temperature of 0°

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Group Photos:

Group Image - 1:
Farm Photos:

Farm Image - 1:
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Farmers Attended - VISIT 12

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: The basic data needed for assessing the appropriate size and location of small-scale fish handling and marketing facilities should, partly, come from a detailed fish marketing survey. Such a survey should provide accurate data on products demand to p
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Design factors used should take account of available raw material, local climate, type of fish products (fresh fish, dried-salted, smoked or fermented, etc.). For example, a simple roofed platform with parking space could facilitate wholesale marketi

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 13

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: The basic data needed for assessing the appropriate size and location of small-scale fish handling and marketing facilities should, partly, come from a detailed fish marketing survey. Such a survey should provide accurate data on products demand to
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
Design factors used should take account of available raw material, local climate, type of fish products (fresh fish, dried-salted, smoked or fermented, etc.). For example, a simple roofed platform with parking space could facilitate wholesale marketi

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Group Photos:

Group Image - 1:
Farm Photos:

Farm Image - 1:
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Summary Documents:

Farmers Attended - VISIT 14

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: It is anticipated that the sites provisionally selected for the location of fish landing sites, collection points and marketing outlets will be done during this planning stage and their suitability will be re-evaluated as the planning progress.
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
the availability of fish and the distance from the fishing grounds; the availability of road, rail or waterway links, or other transport facilities between the provisional sites for fish landing places and collection points and market outlets; the

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 15

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: these facilities should be designed according to the type of fish and the products currently marketed as well as for any future products which may be under consideration
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
a more detailed description and design parameters of these facilities is listed in the following section.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 16

Farmer Name: P Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: K Sivaji
Farmer Name: V Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: Ch Venkateswarulu
Farmer Name: T Basaveswararao
Farmer Name: M Narasimha Rao
Farmer Name: V Verullu
Farmer Name: L Balaraju
Farmer Name: K Nageswararao
Farmer Name: M Subbarao
Farmer Name: L Nagaraju
Farmer Name: O Baburao
Farmer Name: V Nagaraju
Farmer Name: K Venkateswararao
Farmer Name: N Nagababu

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Is Expert Visted NO
Name of Expert:
Expert Contact Number:
Good Practices: To estimate space requirements, it is necessary to have reliable information on the daily fish landings in the area, on the basis of the normal average daily quantities expected to be handled. However, care should be taken to ensure that, during the
Bad Practices:
Suggestions Given:
yearly average daily landed catches, and average daily catches landed during the peak season could show the degree of increase in the peak season. It would often be advisable to allow, for this contingency, a 25% excess of space requirements on top

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