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Release date: 2017/8/17 11:01
Iraq is self-sufficient fish and rare species
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) The Ministry of Agriculture announced the achievement of self-sufficiency for fish production in Iraq.
A statement issued by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of the adviser to the Ministry of Livestock Affairs Hussein Ali Saud as saying that "agriculture has achieved self-sufficiency of local fish to the Iraqi market, while the operations of breeding and breeding of fish (eggs, kidneys, and carp) in the reserves a great success In fish production and reduction of time as well as reducing the amount of feed to half the amount given to fish breeding mud.
"The breeding and breeding of fish by cage requires only simple halls and a number of cages filled with water, oxygen and feed for nutrition," he said. "This process helps the economy with water and produce healthy fish in record time."
A statement issued by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of the adviser to the Ministry of Livestock Affairs Hussein Ali Saud as saying that "agriculture has achieved self-sufficiency of local fish to the Iraqi market, while the operations of breeding and breeding of fish (eggs, kidneys, and carp) in the reserves a great success In fish production and reduction of time as well as reducing the amount of feed to half the amount given to fish breeding mud.
"The breeding and breeding of fish by cage requires only simple halls and a number of cages filled with water, oxygen and feed for nutrition," he said. "This process helps the economy with water and produce healthy fish in record time."
He pointed to the interest of the ministry to preserve the Iraqi species of fish threatened with extinction as a result of overfishing, in the process of propagation and education in the reserve Radwaniyah " "The success of the process of artificial propagation of the Iraqi varieties, including (Albaz, katan, and carp)."
He pointed out that "the quantities of fish produced from the process of breeding will be launched in the Iraqi rivers after increasing water levels and control over fishing operations unjust."
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