Catfish Business Inquiry

 


Date: Wed, 2 Jul ....

From: Fidel Egoro

Dear Mr I. A. Adediran,

Bless you, sir. I am deeply interested in fish farming. I have a clear divine leading in this matter. I am also a regular reader of  "Success Digest" magazine. I read all your stimulating inputs on fish farming, but have not had the opportunity to attend any of your seminars.

MY AREA OF INTEREST:

1. Pond construction and maintenance
2. Fry production
3. Catfish grow-out techniques
4. Recirculatory technology
5. Fish feed production technology

I understand you have manuals and tapes on this subject. Could you please let me know the cost of those resource materials and well as what it takes in terms of money and materials to set up a recirculatory pond facility. Do not also forget to indicate method of payment for the resource materials.

I would be most grateful if you could give an early reply.

Yours faithfully,
Fidel Prosper


Response

For the WRAS facility setup, view the links below to see examples 


Send a DM to +2348096680061 to get access to a customized solution to your taste.

The WRAS book written by Israel Adediran (Mrfish)



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