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Integrated Agri–Aqua–Livestock Farming Model for Coastal Brackishwater Systems

overview

Integrated agri-aqua poultry and goat farming in brackish water aquaculture is a sustainable livelihood model for coastal communities. This system treats fish as the primary component, while poultry and goats contribute nutrient-rich waste that serves as natural fertiliser, reducing feed costs by 60–70%. The integrated approach enhances resource utilisation, increases employment opportunities, and strengthens the skills and knowledge of Self-Help Groups (SHGs), promoting socio-economic development in coastal areas.

  • 9

    TRL

  • 1

    Number of units currently deployed

  • 30

    No. of days or hours of training required

Key Features

  • Integrated Farming Model –Combines fish, poultry, and goats for higher efficiency.
  • Cost-Effective –Animal waste fertilizes ponds, cutting feed use by 70%.
  • Livelihood & Skill Development –Provides employment, capacity building, and income enhancement for coastal communities and SHGs.

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Contact Us

Dr. Kuldeep K. Lal, Director

ICAR-CIBA, 75, Santhome High Road, MRC Nagar, R. A. Puram, Chennai

Email: director[dot]ciba[at]icar[dot]gov[dot]in

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