Fish production can be classified based on whether the fish are finned or shellfish, and whether they come from natural resources through capture fishing or culture fishery. Marine fisheries catch fish from the sea using nets and boats, and yields are increased using modern locating equipment. Inland fisheries include freshwater fish farmed in ponds along with rice crops, and include species like rohu and grass carp. Beekeeping provides additional income from honey and wax production. Honeybees are classified by species, with Italian bees producing the most honey and staying in hives longer to breed well.

1. and

2. Fish production
• Fish is cheap source of animal protein in our
food. Fish production has various
classifications:
parameters 1st type 2nd type
Nature of the fish Finned True fish Shellfish
Resources Natural Fish farming
Capture fishing Culture fishery
Water source seawater Fresh water

4. Marine fisheries
• India’s coastline7,500km with sea extending
beyond.
• Examplestuna,sardines,bombay duck etc.
• Caught using fishing nets and boats.
• Yields are increased by locating school of fish
in open seas using modern equipment.
• Some fish are farmed in water.
• Oysters are cultivated for pearls.

6. Inland Fisheries
• Includes fresh water.
• Yield is not high.
• Done in combination with rice crop.
• 5 or 6 species in one pond.
• Examples:Rohu,grass carps,catlas,etc.

7. mackerel

8. tuna

10. • I am sweet.you adore me,
• My name ends with ‘ey’,
• People obtain me from a bee.
Who am I?

11. Yes you guessed it right!
I AM HONEY!

12. Bee keeping
• honeywidely used.
additional income
• In addition to honey, they provide wax which
is used in medical preparations.
• Varieties are:indian bee,rock bee,little bee &
an italian bee variety.

16. Italian bees
• Produce most honey.
• They stay in a beehive for long time and breed
well.
• Bee farms and apiaries are established.

17. Indian bees
• Apis cerana, or the Asiatic honey bee (or the
eastern honey bee), is a species of honey bee
found in southern and southeastern Asia, such
as China, Pakistan, India, Korea, Japan,
Malaysia, Nepal.