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  • Title
  • CERTIFICATE
  • DECLARATION
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • CONTENTS
  • List of Tables
  • List of Figures
  • I Introduction
  • II Review of Literature
  • III Materials and Methods
  • 3.1 Area of Study
  • 3.2 Productivity Parameters
  • 3.3 Environmental Parameters
  • 3.4 Chemical Parameters
  • 3.5 Productivity Parameters
  • 3.6 Microbial Analysis
  • 3.7 Soil and Sediment Analysis
  • 3.8 Analysis of Water holding Capacity
  • 3.9 Agronomic Parameters
  • 3.10 Profitability
  • 3.11 Sustainability
  • IV Results
  • 4.1 Productivity
  • TABLES
  • I.i Rice yield indicators in the experimental polder. Under rice fish system
  • FIGURES
  • I.1 Rice productivity 2000-01
  • I.2 Variation in realised rice yield in the rice fish system
  • I.ii Rice production performance
  • I.ii. a. Comparison of weed biomass
  • I.iii Productivity of fish in a rice-fish rotational system (Anthonykayal North-Kuttanad)
  • I.3 Productivity of fish in rice-fish rotational system
  • I.iv Growth performance of various fish species in the rice-fish rotational system 2000-2001
  • I.4 Average daily biomass gain (wt.)
  • I.5 Survival rate
  • I.v Production performance of fish under rice-fish farming system (2000-2001)
  • I.vi Relative performance of different fish species in rice-fish systems (1997-2003)
  • I.6 Relative performance of fish species in rice-fish system
  • I.7 Fish species combination and yield
  • I.vii Stocking density and survival rate of fishes (%) in a rice-fish rotational farming system (Anthonykayal north Kuttanad)
  • I.viii Fish survival Biomass accrual rice-fish system
  • I.8 (a) Biomass accrual
  • (b) Percentage survival
  • I.9 Feed ingredients & Composition
  • I.ix Food conversion rate of a rice-fish rotational system - Anthonykayal North-Kuttanad
  • I x Length weight relationship of fish in the rice-fish rotational system (2000-01)
  • I.xi Length weight relationship of fish in the rice-fish rotational system 2001-02
  • I.10 Growth Analysis (b - value)
  • I.11 Growth curves
  • 4.2 Environment
  • II.i Attributes of soil environment
  • II.ii Physico-Chemical parameters of rice-fish rotational field- during straw decomposition period (2000-01)
  • II.iii Correlation table - Water surface
  • II.iv Correlation table - Water bottom
  • II.1 Variation dissolved oxygen during straw decomposition
  • II.v Correlation table during fish farming season (2000-01)
  • II.vi Correlation table of wet fallows (2000-01)
  • II.2 Physico-chemical parameters of rice-fish rotational system during straw decomposition
  • II.3 Physico-chemical parameters of rice-fish rotational system during fish farming system
  • II.4 Physico-chemical parameters of rice-fish rotational system of wet fallows
  • II.vii Sediment characteristics - rice-fish rotational farming system
  • II.viii Sediment characteristics - wet land rice field
  • II.5 Variation of organic carbon - Sediment
  • II ix Correlation matrix - rice-fish surface water
  • II. x Correlation matrix - rice-fish- bottom water
  • II.xi Correlation matrix - rice-fallow wet land surface water
  • II. xii Correlation matrix rice-fallow wet land bottom water
  • II.xii Productivity parameters
  • (a) Rice-fish rotational system
  • (b) Rice-fellow system.
  • II.6 Phytoplankton in wet-land paddy field
  • II.7 Zooplankton in wet-land paddy field
  • II.8 Phytoplankton in rice-fish rotational field
  • II.9 Zooplankton in rice-fish rotational field
  • II.xiv Correlation matrix of productivity rice-fish rotational
  • II.xv Correlation matrix of productivity fish only
  • 4.3 Profitability
  • III.i Average cost of production of paddy in a rice-fish rotational vs. rice monoculture
  • III.1 Input wise cost of cultivation of rice
  • III.2 Operation - wise cost of cultivation of rice
  • III.3 Comparison of profit
  • III.4 Cost of production of rice under rice-fish rotational system
  • III.5 Productivity of fish in a rice-fish rotational system
  • III.ii Annual returns from rice-fish Anthonykayal North-Kuttanad
  • III.iii Input wise cost of fish in rice-fish rotational farming
  • III.6 Input-wise cost of fish in rice-fish rotational system
  • III.iv Operation wise cost offish in rice-fish rotational system.
  • III.7 Operation wise cost of fish in the rice-fish rotational system
  • III.8 Sustainability index of marginal farmers
  • III.9 Sustainability index of small farmers
  • PLATES
  • Plate: 1 The study area - Rice fish rotational system
  • Plate: 2 Farmers with a good catch of fishes from the rice-fish rotational farm
  • Plate: 3 Rice-fish rotational system - Immediately after fish harvest Ready for paddy cultivation
  • Plate: 4 Rice-fish rotational system - Immediately after fish harvest - Ready for paddy cultivation
  • Plate: 5 Rice-fish rotational system - paddy in the tillering stage
  • Plate: 6 Rice-fish rotational system - paddy ready for harvest
  • Plate: 7 Rice-fish rotational system Immediately after paddy harvest - tubbles and straw
  • Plate: 8 Farmers and researchers checking the size of fingerlings in the nursery
  • Plate: 9 Rice monoculture field - Hand weeding
  • Plate: 10: Weed Growth - Rice monoculture field
  • V Discussion
  • 5.1 Productivity
  • 5.2 Rice Yield Parameters
  • 5.3 Other Yield Parameters
  • 5.4 Weed Biomass in the early periods of Rice Cultivation
  • 5.5 Pest Control
  • 5.6 Fish Productivity
  • 5.7 Species Performance / Growth Performance Analysis
  • 5.8 Fish Growth Analysis
  • 5.9 Food Conversion Rate
  • 5.10 Plankton and Primary Productivity
  • 5.11 Environmental Attributes
  • 5.12 Environmental Superiority of the Integrated farming System
  • 5.13 Organic Enrichment
  • 5.14 Weed Control
  • 5.15 Pest Control
  • 5.16 Economic Perspective: Profitability
  • 5.17 Sustainability Perspective
  • VI Summary and Conclusion
  • BIBILIOGRAPHY
  • APPENDIX