Fish Farming Concepts and Practices

The video tutorial on Elim TV, led by Mr. W, covers lesson 27 on livestock production, focusing on fish farming. It explains key terms like stocking and plankton, discusses fish hatcheries, and details the types of feed for fish. The lesson concludes with an assignment and contact information for further inquiries.

What is the primary focus of today's lesson?

• Livestock production

• Poultry farming

• Crop production

• Fish farming

What does the term 'stocking of a fish pond' refer to?

• Feeding fish in a pond

• Harvesting fish from a pond

• Introducing young fish into a pond

• Cleaning a fish pond

Which of the following is a type of plankton consumed by fish?

• Both Zooplankton and Phytoplankton

• Neither Zooplankton nor Phytoplankton

• Zooplankton

• Phytoplankton

Where can you obtain fingerlings for fish farming?

• Supermarkets

• Local markets

• Fish hatcheries

• Pet stores

What is the recommended stocking rate for fish in a pond?

• 10 to 15 fingerlings per five square meters

• 3 to 4 fingerlings per square meter

• 1 to 2 fingerlings per square meter

• 5 to 10 fingerlings per five square meters

Which of the following is NOT a type of feed for fish?

• Groundnut cakes

• Plastic waste

• Plankton

• Kitchen waste

Why is chicken manure considered nutritious for fish?

• It is high in carbohydrates

• It contains a lot of nitrogen

• It is rich in vitamins

• It has a high fat content

Which type of leaves can be used as fish feed?

• Pine leaves

• Cabbage leaves

• Banana leaves

• Mango leaves

What is the purpose of the assignment given at the end of the lesson?

• To test knowledge on fish pond stocking

• All of the above

• To evaluate understanding of fish feeding

• To assess comprehension of plankton types

Where can students find more information about the lesson?

• Newspapers

• Online forums

• KLB Secondary Agriculture Student Book 3

• Local library