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After completing graduation we had several excursions and some visiting. Training has also been done in several public and private sectors. But I found this place much more comfortable and beautiful. This government institution of Agricultural Science Center is located in Sonarpur. In an earlier episode I told you that I used to travel there by train regularly. In this way we had a total of seven days of training and gained a fair amount of knowledge on all subjects. Finally an examination is conducted and all the students who pass the examination are given a certificate. Every day I spent here was precious and fun. Anyway, without further ado, let's take a look at the photos one by one and discuss them a bit.
It is an Atur pond located in the Agricultural Science Centre. The young fish were transferred to this pond shortly after hatching. The pond was very clean and beautiful to look at.
This photo appears to have been taken the day before the end. I was looking at the baby inside the fish egg with the help of a microscope.
A duck cage is located on the bank of the pond. It was very sturdy and clean.
Many of us have the idea that if you cage ducks in a pond, the leftovers that fall into the pond seem to be eaten by fish, but in fact, these feces or filth help to produce phytoplankton, which are eaten by fish.
It is a species of tilapia fish but could not be properly identified.
You all know that it is Desi Tengra. Small in size but looks very beautiful.
These are bou fish. It has a nice scientific name, but can't remember at the moment. These fish are not very nice to eat, just to look at.
This is Japanese putty. You all know this fish. Although not as tasty as Sarputi, it is quite good to eat.
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