Aquatic farming practice of raising aquatic species such as fish, crabs, and prawns in sanitary water bodies such as nets, cages, open tanks, and ponds
Freshwater aquaculture, the practice of farming fish and other aquatic organisms in freshwater environments, offers a sustainable and potentially more affordable alternative to mariculture (farming in saltwater). It involves cultivating fish and other aquatic life in ponds, rivers, lakes, or even rice fields. Freshwater aquaculture is particularly relevant for food security and income generation, especially in rural areas
The farm situated in the Wanathawilluwa division of Puttalam at Farm land. The business of raising domesticated birds like chickens to produce meat and eggs broilers for meat, layers for eggs. Starting with 3,000 to 5,000 chickens is an excellent commercial scale for an initial Project with combination of both broilers, and layers.
The development land in extent 12 acres situated at thirukkapallama village in the Gramaniladhari’s Division of Karatheevu South in the Secretarial Division of Wanathawilluwa in the Division of Puttalam District. The land development activities are in progress and the land used for coconut cultivation and integrated farming. Our integrated farming system that combines various farming components, such as crop cultivation, coconut cultivation, livestock raising, and fisheries, to create a more sustainable and efficient agricultural operation. This approach aims to make a stability farm management. It’s always emphasized to combine cropping with other activities, such as poultry, cattle farming, dairy farming, and aquatic farming