Details eMatsyakar

MSB Number

MSB23785700

Date of Commencement:

23 Aug, 2023

Progressive Farmer Details

Name of the progressive farmer:	Kondapalli Sridhar Reddy
S/o:
Mobile Number:	XXXXXXXX45
Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-1954
Date of Commencement:	23 Aug, 2023
Sector:	Aquaculture
Extent in acres:	15

Survey Number:	5-2A
Intervention Adopted:	FEED MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF SEASONAL DESEASES
Type of Species:	CATLA, ROHU, MRIGALA
Date of Stocking:	20 Jul, 2023
Duration of Crop:	270 Days
No of Schedule Visits:	20

Schedule Visits

Visits	Visit Date	Remarks	Status
1st Visit Date	23 Aug, 2023	Keeping the fish healthy, happy and well-fed will boost their immune system. New fish should ideally be quarantined before you allow it into the main aquarium. Plants, substrate, equipment etcetera should be sterilized to kill of potentially harmful	Completed
2nd Visit Date	30 Aug, 2023	Hard to treat, but not impossible. like any disease best caught early. There are commercial products available to treat cotton Mouth. Also change the water .daily 20 percent and use a regular dose of salt in tank	Completed
3rd Visit Date	06 Sep, 2023	Proper diet and maintaining good water quality in general will keep the fish from being stressed and therefore susceptible to infections.	Completed
4th Visit Date	13 Sep, 2023	Sympoms include white spot on Mount, edges of scales and fins. Cottony growth that eats away at the mouth. Fin disintegrate begining at the edges. Fungus aften invades the effected skin.	Completed
5th Visit Date	21 Sep, 2023	Choosing seed from Correct hatchery. Proper stocking of the fishes. Immediate discarding of the diseased animals at a far away place	Completed
6th Visit Date	27 Sep, 2023	Proper water quality monitoring	Completed
7th Visit Date	04 Oct, 2023	Good management practices	Completed
8th Visit Date	11 Oct, 2023	Test the animal in lab soon after discovering any disturbance in them	Completed
9th Visit Date	18 Oct, 2023	It's possibly the hardest internal bacterial infections to cure. There are a number of medications available such as penicillin, tetracycline and nakadixic acid	Completed
10th Visit Date	26 Oct, 2023	Treatment for this diseases is due to its inability to live-in water above 28 degrees centigrade, treated as if it was ich by commercial ich treatment or technique. Other recommended treatments include Malachite Green, Potassium Permanganate, Acrifla	Completed
11th Visit Date	01 Nov, 2023	It is not advisable to introduce pond plants without first disinfecting them. Nets, scrapers, feed boxes, thermometers, pulverizers and other equipment should not be shared between several aquaria	Completed
12th Visit Date	08 Nov, 2023	It causes the gill lose their bright red colour. Treatment for this disease is the diseased fish can be treated with Malachite green at 0.1 mg/l for extended periods of time or 0.3 mg/l for 12 hours. Ponds with enzootic branchiomycosis should be drie	Completed
13th Visit Date	15 Nov, 2023	Prophylaxis for this disease is strict sanitation and disinfection are essential for disease control. Dead fishes should be collected daily and burned or deeply burried. Transportation of infected fish areas to non - infected areas must be prevented.	Completed
14th Visit Date	22 Nov, 2023	Treatment for this disease use copper sulphate solution (CuSo4*5H2O), Potassium Permanganate (KMnO4) at the dose of 1 g per 10 L of water for 30 minutes (treatment is repeated every 12 hours for 10 days). Basic Violet K(It is effective in the early s	Completed
15th Visit Date	29 Nov, 2023	Use of tetracycline erythromycin and nitrofurazone have no documented effect on Pseudomonads or Aeromonas. Optimize your holding system. Quarantine and treat all new arrivals Isolate effected individuals	Completed
16th Visit Date	06 Dec, 2023	Following Better management practices	Completed
17th Visit Date	13 Dec, 2023	Treatment is hard to treat but not impossible line any disease best caught early. There are commercial products available to treat cotton mouth. Also change the water daily 20% and use a regular dose of salt in your tank	Completed
18th Visit Date	20 Dec, 2023	Treatment as with many viral diseases of fish, there is no specific treatment or cure for VHS.	Completed
19th Visit Date	27 Dec, 2023	There is no effective medicine. Use of Iodine may be useful	Completed
20th Visit Date	03 Jan, 2024	Symptoms includes Darkening of the skin, swollen abdomen, exophthalmia (Popeye), hemarrhages in the skin, gills, swim bladder and inflammation of the intestine. Treatment is Not specific	Completed

Tagged Farmers

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy	S/O:	Jagapathi Reddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX55	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-5323	Survey Number:	1
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy	S/O:	Jagapathireddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX57	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-8136	Survey Number:	1
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao	S/O:	Sambasiva Rao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX76	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-6572	Survey Number:	1
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy	S/O:	Jagapathi Reddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX56	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-8775	Survey Number:	1
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam	S/O:	Bhaskar Rao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX55	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-2941	Survey Number:	1-1
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani	S/O:	Brahmareddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX45	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-3461	Survey Number:	3-3
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi	S/O:	Venkateswara Rao	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX58	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-9889	Survey Number:	4-2
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy	S/O:	Naga Bhushara Reddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX58	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-2891	Survey Number:	5-1
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani	S/O:	Sridhar Reddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX62	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-5739	Survey Number:	5-2B1
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani	S/O:	Vivekanandhareddy	Mobile:	XXXXXXXX62	Aadhar Number:	XXXX-XXXX-8209	Survey Number:	5-2B2

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 1

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Fish Tuberculosis: Fish can be treated with the same drugs as humans get when they become infected by Mycobacterium, e.g. Kanamycin. Since this is a very resilient microbe, normal treatment involves administering at least 2 different medications over
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Keeping the fish healthy, happy and well-fed will boost their immune system. New fish should ideally be quarantined before you allow it into the main aquarium. Plants, substrate, equipment etcetera should be sterilized to kill of potentially harmful

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 2

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Cotton Mouth Disease: It shows up first as a grey or white line around the lips and later as short tufts sprouting from the mouth like fungus.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Hard to treat, but not impossible. like any disease best caught early. There are commercial products available to treat cotton Mouth. Also change the water .daily 20 percent and use a regular dose of salt in tank

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 3

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	These diseases can be controlled by regular water changes and vaccuning of gravel.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Proper diet and maintaining good water quality in general will keep the fish from being stressed and therefore susceptible to infections.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 4

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Columnaris: Caused by Famentous bacteria. For example Fexibacteria
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Sympoms include white spot on Mount, edges of scales and fins. Cottony growth that eats away at the mouth. Fin disintegrate begining at the edges. Fungus aften invades the effected skin.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 5

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Continuous monitoring of fishes is a very important role in prevention of diseases.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Choosing seed from Correct hatchery. Proper stocking of the fishes. Immediate discarding of the diseased animals at a far away place

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Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Usage of Good management practices
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Proper water quality monitoring

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 7

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Is Expert Visted	NO
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Good Practices:	Proper water quality monitoring
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Good management practices

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 8

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Continuous monitoring of the diseases that occur in fishes according to the season
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Test the animal in lab soon after discovering any disturbance in them

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 9

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Dropsy is caused by Bacteria in Pseudomonads puntata. symptoms includes accumulation of body fluid or water in the body cavity or in scale pockets, scales become loose, abdomen bulge rarely and pressing on it water comes out through the mouth eta.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
It's possibly the hardest internal bacterial infections to cure. There are a number of medications available such as penicillin, tetracycline and nakadixic acid

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Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Protozoan diseases of fishes includes Costiasis. It is caused by necatrix. Symptoms include causing skin of infected fish to become cloudy and milky.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Treatment for this diseases is due to its inability to live-in water above 28 degrees centigrade, treated as if it was ich by commercial ich treatment or technique. Other recommended treatments include Malachite Green, Potassium Permanganate, Acrifla

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 11

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Prophylaxis of Costiasis disease: Newly bought fish are quarantined fo 30 days, before introducing new fish into the aquarium, give them three short- term therapeutic baths.
Bad Practices:	Nill

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It is not advisable to introduce pond plants without first disinfecting them. Nets, scrapers, feed boxes, thermometers, pulverizers and other equipment should not be shared between several aquaria

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Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Branchiomycosis is caused by Branchiomyces demigrams and B. sanguinis (Phycomycetes Archiomycetes). Symptoms of this disease is seen in the blood vessels of the gill tissue and it obstructs the circulation of blood through the gills.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
It causes the gill lose their bright red colour. Treatment for this disease is the diseased fish can be treated with Malachite green at 0.1 mg/l for extended periods of time or 0.3 mg/l for 12 hours. Ponds with enzootic branchiomycosis should be drie

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 13

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Ponds with enzootic branchiomycosis should be dried and treated with calcium oxide (quick line) or 2 to 3 kg copper sulphate per hectare. Increase of water supply help in control of the disease.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Prophylaxis for this disease is strict sanitation and disinfection are essential for disease control. Dead fishes should be collected daily and burned or deeply burried. Transportation of infected fish areas to non - infected areas must be prevented.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 14

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Dermatomycosis is one of the protozoan diseases. Symptoms include appearance of fine hair like tufts hanging from the infected areas. the time becomes eroded and hemorrhagic at the latter stage of disease infected eggs tend to stick together and die.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Treatment for this disease use copper sulphate solution (CuSo4*5H2O), Potassium Permanganate (KMnO4) at the dose of 1 g per 10 L of water for 30 minutes (treatment is repeated every 12 hours for 10 days). Basic Violet K(It is effective in the early s

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 15

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Furunculosis is caused by Bacteria (Aeromonas salmonicida). Appearance of bloody boils on the skin and almost all visceral organs. Treatment includes many types of antibiotics have been used with varying degrees of success.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Use of tetracycline erythromycin and nitrofurazone have no documented effect on Pseudomonads or Aeromonas. Optimize your holding system. Quarantine and treat all new arrivals Isolate effected individuals

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 16

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Usage of separate equipment for separate ponds
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Following Better management practices

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 17

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Cotton mouth disease: The bacterium Chondrococcus columnaris. It shows up first as a grey or white line around the lips and later as short tufts sprouting from the mouth like fungus.
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Treatment is hard to treat but not impossible line any disease best caught early. There are commercial products available to treat cotton mouth. Also change the water daily 20% and use a regular dose of salt in your tank

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 18

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Viral diseases of fish majorly includes Viral Haemarrhagic septicaemia (VHS): It is caused by VHS Virus having RNA. Symptoms includes pale gills, dark body colour, acities, exophthalmic bulging eyes, and in some cases on intermittent periodof errati
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Treatment as with many viral diseases of fish, there is no specific treatment or cure for VHS.

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 19

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Infectious pancreatic necrosis: The first sign of a typical IPN epizootic is a sudden increase in mortality. The affected individuals swim in a rotating manner about their long axis.
Bad Practices:	Nill

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There is no effective medicine. Use of Iodine may be useful

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Farmers Attended - VISIT 20

Farmer Name:	M. Srinivasareddy
Farmer Name:	M. Venkatareddy
Farmer Name:	Sure Srinivasa Rao
Farmer Name:	M. Venkateswara Reddy
Farmer Name:	Gogineni Rathnamanikyam
Farmer Name:	K. Samanthakamani
Farmer Name:	S. Vijayalakshmi
Farmer Name:	K. Satyanarayana Reddy
Farmer Name:	K. Raghava Rani
Farmer Name:	D. Nagamani

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Good Practices:	Spring viremia of carp virus (SVCV) or Rhabdovirus carpio is the causative organism of the disease
Bad Practices:	Nill

Suggestions Given:
Symptoms includes Darkening of the skin, swollen abdomen, exophthalmia (Popeye), hemarrhages in the skin, gills, swim bladder and inflammation of the intestine. Treatment is Not specific

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