Fishery          

 Fish is an important source of protein, vitamins & several minerals.

 FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE DISTRICT

          Water resources of Angul district comprises of tanks, ponds and reservoirs. The block wise fishery resources available in the district are given below:

(a)          Tanks
 

Sl.

No.

Name of the Block

Tanks available( Areas in Ha.)

Tanks available for culture ( in ha.)

 

 

G.P.

Revenue

Private

Total

G.P.

Revenue

Primate

Total

01.

Angul.

308.87

1.20

255.21

565.28

250.77

00

277.61

478.38

02.

Banarpal.

495.82

00

361.90

857.72

337.92

00

199.48

537.40

03.

Chhendipada.

250.32

70.85

182.04

503.21

169.26

16.76

111.48

297.50

04.

Athamallik.

152.30

32.00

134.58

318.88

109.80

24.30

83.24

217.34

05.

Kishorenagar.

148.96

50.91

108.70

308.57

152.00

18.00

70.00

240.00

06.

Pallahara.

212.39

12.00

97.57

321.96

169.42

12.00

65.75

247.17

07.

Kaniha.

56.80

26.62

383.90

497.32

50.56

18.40

217.90

286.86

08.

Talcher.

31.85

66.90

237.44

336.19

27.89

31.20

131.93

191.02

 

Total:

1657.31

260.48

1761.34

3709.13

1267.62

120.66

1157.39

2495.67

 (b)          Reservoirs

         

Sl.No.

Name of the Reservoir

Name of the Block

Water area available ( in ha.)

01.

Rengali Reservoir

Pallahara.

12,000

02.

Samal Barrage.

Kaniha

28,080

03.

Derjeng M.I.P.

Banarpal.

530

 

Total:

 

40,610

Fishermen Co-operatives

         There are 6 nos. of working Primary Fisherman Co-operative societies, which exploit the big water bodies like Reservoirs, Rivers and Large G.P. Tanks. The details of the societies are given below.

Sl.No.

Name of the society

Name of the Block

Total membership

Resources obtaining fish

01.

Kalapat PFCS

Banarpal

143

Derjeng MIP

02.

Bijayalaxmi PFCS

Pallahara.

300

Rengali Reservior

03.

Sri Jagannath PFCS

-do-

151

-do-

04.

Maa Tarini PFCS

Kaniha

57

Sand Barage

05.

Rameswari PFCS

-do-

73

Rengali Dam

06.

Maheswari PFCS

Athamallik

72

G.P. lease tank

 

Total

 

796

 

Fish Farmers Development Agency(FFDA)

          Fish Farmers Development Agency, Angul plays an important role in the development of inland pisciculture. It also imparts training to fish farmers in modern pisciculture techniques. So far 2238.93 ha. Of area has developed by F.F.D.A., Angul by excavation of new tanks and renovation of old tanks. It prepares plan and estimate  for excavation and renovation of tanks. The proposals are sent to Financing Institutions. Subsidy is available for development of water areas as given below: 

Sl.No.

Items

Subsidy pattern for fresh water fisheries sector

 

 

Rate in %

Maximum ceiling

(in Rs.)

 

 

General

SCs/STs

General

SCs/STs

01.

Excavation of new tanks in beneficiaries own land         ( plain area)

20

25

40,000/Ha

50,000/Ha.

02.

Renovation of old tank.

20

25

12,000/Ha

15,000/Ha

03.

Ist year input

20

25

6,000/Ha

7,500/Ha

04.

Integrated fish farming.

20

25

16,000/Ha

20,000/Ha

           Subsidy for fresh water seed hatchery at the rate of 10% with maximum ceiling of   Rs. 80,000/- in plain area and Rs. 1,20,000/- in hilly areas is available only for entrepreneurs.

          The subsidy is also available for those cases developed through own source by the fish farmer without the help of Financing Institutions.

          Now fresh water prawn culture has been started. Prawn can be cultured along with other I.M.C. ( Catla, Rohu, Mrigal). This culture fetches a good return to the fish farmers. 

Spawn, Fry (Fish Seed) and fish production

        In order to boost up the fish production the supply of quality fish seed is very important which ultimately depends on production of quality spawn. Spawn is produced by departmental fish farms as well as by the private fish farmers.

Departmental fish farms

Orissa pisciculture Devt.Corpn.

Private producers

Private traders

Total

22.99 lakhs

75.997 lakh

78.32 lakh

36.49 lakh

213.797 lakh

 The fish production (approx) from the different resources is as follows:

01.

Intensive Culture

4105.335 M.Ts

02.

Extensive Culture

1078.888 M.Ts

03.

Reservoir where fry stocked.

105.416 M.Ts

04.

Reservoir where fry not stocked.

190.450 M.Ts

05.

River & Canals.

367.258 M.Ts

06.

Swamps/Jheels.

4.60 M.Ts

 

Total

5851.947 M.Ts

             Fisheries Extension Officers have been posted at block level to guide the fish farmers.

 

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