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Fish Farming

ImageSource: legit.ng   Fish farming  or  pisciculture  involves raising fish commercially in tanks or enclosures such as  fish ponds , usually for food. It is different from  aquaculture , which is the farming of aquatic animals such as fish, crustaceans, molluscs and so on. A facility that releases  juvenile fish  into the wild for  recreational fishing  or to supplement a species' natural numbers is generally referred to as a  fish hatchery . Worldwide, the most important fish  species  produced in fish farming are  carp ,  tilapia ,  salmon , and  catfish . [1] Culled from Wikipedia.
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DICKEM CATFISH

Catfish farming is the act of growing one of the diverse group of ray-finned fish for commercial purpose in Nigeria. This involves building earthen, concrete or tarpaulin ponds, stocking the fingernails or juveniles and feeding the fish till market size. Adapted from africabusinessclassroom.com
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CORE VALUES.

Every brand has a story to tell. -Dicken Farms is a vibrant and solid brand in Nigeria's agricultural space. -Dicken Farms BookProject will be a mentoring and instructive tool to start-ups and other entrepreneurs. -Dicken Farms BookProject will act as a life lasting legacy for your business. The Book Project is in three sections: 1.Book Development 2.Promoting your brand. 3.Trainings available to readers. QUESTIONS IN PERSPECTIVE. What is your background? 1. How did DICKEM FARMS come into existence? 2.Why did you choose to become a farmer? 3. What were the challenges along the path to building DICKEM FARMS and how did you overcome the obstacles? 4.What does it take to set up this kind of business and to sustain it? 5.How important is agriculture to the overall economy? 6. What are the leading farm commodities in agriculture today. 7. Why is agriculture important? 8. What are the preservation and storage facilities you employ for farm produce? 9.Mention all the trainings available i...
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