
MPEDA scientists arrange mobile lab to diagnose diseases, suggest remedies to aqua farmers
The HinduScientists of Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Aquaculture, a research wing of Marine Products Export Development Authority, have arranged a mobile laboratory that visits aquaculture ponds to detect diseases and help farmers by suggesting remedial measures. “The aim of arranging ‘lab at pond’ is to reach aqua farmers at ponds, diagnose diseases and give them advice on the spot,” said RGCA Director S. Kandan. Fisheries Minister K. Atchannaidu, Andhra Pradesh State Aquaculture Development Authority vice-chairman Anam Venkata Ramana Reddy, Commissioner Rama Shankar Naik and other officials visited the mobile lab in Vijayawada a few days ago and interacted with the aqua farmers, said RGCA Principal Scientific Officer and Tilapia project in-charge B. Appala Naidu on Thursday. But the RGCA scientists visited our farms, tested the samples at the mobile lab, and gave us the results and necessary suggestions immediately,” a seabass farmer Kagita Vasantha Rao told The Hindu.
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