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The fish farmers of Madhesh province have complained that when Indian fish took over the market in Madhesh, the local fish did not get the price.
They made this complaint while speaking at the coordination program on interaction marketing with the concerned bodies organized by the Agriculture Research Directorate Madhesh Pradesh Parwanipur on fish sawdust production and sales distribution market demand supply etc. In the
program, Sumit Kewat, a leading fisher farmer of Parsa Chhipharmai Rural Municipality, complained that because the security agencies could not control the illegal import of Indian fish, the indigenous fish had to lag behind the Indian fish in the competition. He said that the government should encourage farmers to transport the fish produced by them by subsidizing vehicles.
Birendra Chowdhury, the leading fish farmer of Bara Karaiyamai rural municipality, demanded that the quality of hatcheries producing sawdust should be increased as the productivity of fish production is decreasing due to low quality sawdust. For this, he demanded that the relevant agencies should regularly monitor the hatcheries. He demanded that the feed producing industries should be brought under the scope of regulation and action as the quality of fish feed is deteriorating. He said that even though 24 percent protein is written in the bag of grains, it hardly contains 10 percent protein.
Bara Balirampur fish farmer farmer Chhotelal Sahni demanded that the government should give priority to fisheries research and develop new breeds of farmer-friendly fish. He also complained that farmers are fleeing from this business in the last few years due to government neglect. He also demanded an end to the Kisan Mara tradition of cutting dhalpa (depreciation cut) to the extent of one and a half kilos for every 5 kilos when fish traders buy fish from farmers. director of
directorate. Visheshwar Prasad Yadav said that cooperation between government, cooperative and private sectors is necessary for sustainable fisheries management. He said that all the three levels of the government should be serious in promoting this business.
Demanding tax exemption for domestic fish production and distribution, Yadav said that there should be a campaign to include fish as a menu item in restaurants and hotels in Nepal. He also said that there is a need for publicity from the government level about the nutrients found in fish and the nutrition it provides to the human body.
