CARP HATCHERY

CONTENTS
Sl. No. Particulars Page No.
1 Project Summary 2
2 Background/Introduction (Region Specific) 3
3 Benefits and Justification 4

4 Objectives 5
5 Technical Details 6-8
A. Site/Location Details
B. Technical Specifications
C. Design and Layout
D. Milestones and Timelines
6 Project Implementation Plan 9
A. Organization and Management
B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection
C. Risk Assessment (Bio-security & Environmental
Concern)
7 Cost Estimates 10-11
A. Capital Cost
B. Operational Cost
8 Techno-Economic Feasibility 12
A. Estimates of Output and Value of Output
B. Estimates of Project Worth/Feasibility
9 Expected Outcomes
10 Application Form
(with terms and conditions and checklist of details
to be furnished)
11 Declaration and Authentication
 1. PROJECT SUMMARY
1 Title Construction Of New Carp Hatchery
2 Implementing Agency Beneficiary
3 No. of Units/ Area 33 dismil
4 Unit Cost (Rs. Lakh) 25
5 Total Project Cost 25
(Rs. Lakh)
6 Pattern of Assistance:
Government Share (Rs. Lakh) 10 Lakhs (40%)
Beneficiary Share 25 Lakhs (60%)
(Rs. Lakh)
7 Project Duration 1 Year
8 Species of Fish Rohu (Labeo Rohita)

Catla (Catia Catla)

Mrigal (Cirrhinus Mrigala)

Common Carp (Cyprinus Carpio)

9 Project Location:
Village:-
Block:- Margomunda
Taluk:- Margomunda
District:- Deoghar
State:- Jharkhand
10 Details of Beneficiary: Md. Jakir Husain
Name:-
Address:- S/o Safdar Mian, Rampur, Madhupur,
Margomunda, Deoghar, Jahrkhand-
814112
Aadhaar Card No.:- 593102290087
Mobile No.:- 9631930117
 2. BACKGROUND /INTRODUCTION

The hatching technique of carp eggs have undergone a lot of

changes to get better hatching as survivals from the earthen
hatchery pits and cement hatchery pits at spawn collection sites.
Use of double hatching hapas is being replaced by running water
systems with or without temperature control. The water
hardened eggs are measured their number calculated and a
sample is examined to find out percentage of fertilization. Under
field conditions the eggs are kept in double walled hapas. Outer
made of closed meshed cotton or nylon or inner made of thin round
meshed mosquito net. The inner hapa is smaller leaving gaps of 15
cm on all sides and also at bottom between the inner and outer
hapa. In an outer hapa of the size 2mx1mx1m and suitable size
inner hapa a total of 50,000 – 100,000 eggs can be kept for
hatching depending upon fertilization. The eggs are distributed in
the inner hapa uniformly. The hatching time is 16-18 hours in case
of Indian major carps and nearly 2 hours more in silver carp and
grass carp at optimum water temperature range of 26oC to
31oC. The hatchlings pass through the inner hapa to outer hapa
and inner hapa is removed. The floating hapas are also used for
hatching purpose. In vertical jar hatchery, hatching jars with a
capacity of 6.0 to 6.3 liter, 50,000 eggs can be kept and a rate
of flow of water is maintained at 600 to 800 ml per minute for
Indian major carps and 800 to 1000 ml for silver and grass carp. In
hatching jars of high capacity more eggs can be introduced but the
flow of water has to be suitably increased. The hatching time in
the hatchery is nearly 2-3 hours less than in field.
 3. BENEFITS & JUSTIFICATION

1. Carp hatchery will provide employment opportunities for the

rural local.
2. Fulfills the requirements of fish ponds making fish seeds
available for them.
3. Provides opportunity for rich seasonal income for the self
employed village persons.
4. Offers options of various investment levels at which it can be
started.
5. Carp hatchery can be started at small scale or at medium scale
as MSME.
6. Persons undertaking hatchery activities can earn upto 70-100
lakhs per annum.
7. At an average 100 days economic activities are offered per
year.
8. Provides fish seeds for even the remote areas.

9. Making fish seeds locally available discourages import of fish

seeds from other states.
 4. OBJECTIVES
1. To create self employment opportunities for the rural areas.
2. To meet demand of improved and healthy fish seeds.
3. To help in increased fish production and productivity.
4. To open new income generation avenues for the low income
areas.
5. Helps in integrating rural people with the market.
6. To make healthy fish seeds available for even the remote
areas.
7. Discourages import of fish seeds from other states.

5. TECHNICAL DETAILS
A. Site/Location Details :-
B. Technical Specifications:-

(i) Nature Of Plan:

Assurance/ Willingness of the enterprenuer/ Applicant for availing
bank loan towards non-subsidy or own expense. To make available
adequete fish seeds to fulfill the requirements of the fisher’s pond.
This hatchery will be constructed under the supervision of the
department. Farmer will arrange loan himself or through commercial
bank.

(ii) Implementation of Plan:

After selection of beneficiary as per norm, land will be inspected by
departmental engineer. Plan and estimates will be constructed by
technical staff on the proposed land area. After a beneficiary has
been selected, either fisheries department will provide him the
training or he will himself arrange for the required training.

(iii) Subsidy:
The total admissible Government subsidy (Central + State) will be
limited to 40 % of the Project Cost, subject to terms and conditions.
 Construction of new Circular Carp Hatchery

MONTHS
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH
ACTIVITY
Inviting application
Scrutiny and verification of
beneficiary and site
Issue of advance approval for
hatchery construction
Construction of hatchery
Verification of hatchery
construction and recommendation
for subsidy release
Release of subsidy to beneficiary
 6. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
A. Organization and Management:-

The organisation and management of the facility will be done by the

beneficiary itself. The beneficiary is having years of experience in the
relevent field. Hving experience of rearing various species of fish in his own
pond situated besides the proposed site of the hatchery increases the
ability of the beneficiary.

B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection:-

Selection of the beneficiary will be done as per the requirements prescribed

by the National Fisheries Development Board. Subject to the scrutiny by the
department the beneficiary having years of experience in the relevent field
and access to the resources required for the said purpose i.e, source of
fresh water and proper market for the product, is eligible to be the
beneficiary.

C. Risk Assessment (Bio-security & Environmental Concern):-

The two major risks attatched to a hatchery project are availability of fresh
water and the access to the market where the fidh seeds can be sold. As the
species of the fish that are going to be hatched are not of any dangeous
nature, hence risk associated with the project considered to be very low.
 7. COST ESTIMATES
Total cost
Capital Cost (Rs. In Lakhs) 25.00
Recurring Cost (Rs. In Lakhs) 07.09
Total Cost (Rs. In Lakhs) 32.09

A. Capital Costs:-

Particulars Details Amount

(Rs. In Lakhs)
Construction Costs:
Material Cement, Bricks & Iron Rod 16.00
Labour Construction labour 06.00
Others Pipes, Motor Pump & Other 03.00
Equipment

Total 25.00

B. Recurring Costs:-

Particulars Details Amount

(Rs. In Lakhs)
Electricity (1000*6) +(500*6 ) 00.09
Staff 5 Staff @Rs. 600/Day*120 03.60
Transport Rs.6,000*20 Times 01.20
Medicine 15000 per month* 4 months 00.60
Others 15000 per month* 4 months 00.60
Bank Interest 01.00
Total 07.09
 Componants of Carp Hatchery:-

S. No. Particulars Amount (Rs. In Lakhs)

1 Water Tank
2 Breeding & Hatching
Pool 13.70
3 Breeding & Hatching
Pool Platform
4 Shelter House-cum- 04.60
Store Room
5 Deep Boaring 03.70
6 Pumpset, Pipes, Etc. 03.00
Total 25.00
 8. TECHNO ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY
A. Estimates of Output and Value of Output:-

Particulars Details Amount

(Rs. In Lakhs)
Yield per production cycle 320 Lakhs 1.6960
No. of production cycle 20 (6 Days cycle for 4 months
per year per year)
Total Yield per year 6400 Lakhs 33.92

Total 6400 Lakhs 33.92

B. Estimates of Project Worth/Feasibility:-

Particulars Details Amount

(Rs. In Lakhs)
Revenue:-
Sales 6400 Lakhs @ 530/ lakh 33.92
33.92
Expenses:-

Electricity (1000*6) +(500*6 ) 00.09

Staff 5 Staff @Rs. 600/Day*120 03.60
Transport Rs.6,000*20 Times 01.20
Medicine 15000 per month* 4 months 00.60
Others 15000 per month* 4 months 00.60
Bank Interest 01.00
07.09

Surplus 26.83