Md. Nur Islam Noyon:
A modern fish farmer training has been held in Dinajpur under the initiative of non-governmental development organization ASHA.
The inaugural ceremony of this one-day training was held at the hall of the District Fisheries Department in Balubari area of Dinajpur city on Monday (April 27).
Joint Deputy Director of ASHA Central Office Sabuj Kumar Chowdhury was present as the chief guest.
Md. Ruhul Sarwar Khan, Senior District Manager of ASHA Dinajpur Sadar District, presided over the program.
District Fisheries Officer Md. Tarifur Rahman Sarkar, Assistant Director (Fisheries) Purabi Rani Roy, ASHA District Manager (Trainee) Md. Shahin Sarkar, Senior Regional Manager (Agriculture) Md. Shamsuddin, Senior Branch Manager of ASHA Dinajpur Sadar-1 Branch Md. Saifur Rahman, and Regional Manager Md. Dulal Haque were present as special guests.
A total of 30 trainees, including ASHA members, new entrepreneurs, and interested fish farmers, participated in the training.
In this day-long training, detailed discussions and training were provided on ASHA’s loan activities and management, role of fish farming programs, pond preparation and stocking of fry, post-stocking management, fish farming in cages, disease prevention and good fish farming practices, and modern technology-based fish farming methods.
The organizers said that such training will play an important role in improving the skills of entrepreneurs, increasing production, and socio-economic development through modern fish farming methods.
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