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(RAD) Rural Aquaculture Development
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2006
Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda.
RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector, via an innovative service delivery model which enables smallholder producers to access aquaculture technologies. RAD will be a ‘one stop shop’ for aquaculture producers offering ‘bolt on’ services including a hatchery, supplementary feeding through Black Soldier Fly (BSF), water testing and equipment rental, cold chain storage, and access to aquaculture expertise.
RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector, via an innovative service delivery model which enables smallholder producers to access aquaculture technologies. RAD will be a ‘one stop shop’ for aquaculture producers offering ‘bolt on’ services including a hatchery, supplementary feeding through Black Soldier Fly (BSF), water testing and equipment rental, cold chain storage, and access to aquaculture expertise.
Ugandan Fish Farmer Interview -Mauda
Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda.
Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com
RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector, via an innovative service delivery model which enables smallholder producers to access aquaculture technologies. RAD will be a ‘one stop shop’ for aquaculture producers offering ‘bolt on’ services including a hatchery, supplementary feeding through Black Soldier Fly (BSF), water testing and equipment rental, cold chain storage, and access to aquaculture expertise.
Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com
RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector, via an innovative service delivery model which enables smallholder producers to access aquaculture technologies. RAD will be a ‘one stop shop’ for aquaculture producers offering ‘bolt on’ services including a hatchery, supplementary feeding through Black Soldier Fly (BSF), water testing and equipment rental, cold chain storage, and access to aquaculture expertise.
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Is 22kg a DAY Black Soldier Fly haul really possible?
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Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda. Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector...
Feeding BSF Larvae to fish
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Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda. Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector...
East African Fish Farm: Collecting Fingerlings
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This video, "East African Fish Farm: Collecting Fingerlings," is part of a series by (RAD) Rural Aquaculture Development. It documents the process of collecting fingerlings from a fish pond in Uganda. The video follows Tim, the co-founder of the fish farm, as he explains the process and shows the team collecting the fingerlings. Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated...
Full Video: East African Fish Farm Life!
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Dive into the heart of East African fish farming in this full-length video, where we explore the daily life, challenges, and rewards of running a sustainable fish farm. From pond management to fish harvesting, watch firsthand how aquaculture is practiced in East Africa, with a special focus on Tilapia farming. In this video, we take you behind the scenes to show the dedication and hard work inv...
Emptying an East African Fish Pond - finding Tilapia nests
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Join us on an exciting adventure as we empty an East African fish pond and uncover the fascinating world of Tilapia nests! In this video, we’ll guide you through the process of draining the pond, carefully searching for the nesting sites of these remarkable fish. As we explore the underwater environment, we’ll witness the unique nesting behaviors of Tilapia and learn how they create their nests...
Tilapia Fry and Fingerlings: A Comprehensive Guide
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In this video you will find: • Tilapia fish farming in Uganda, East Africa • Breeding F1 generation of Tilapia • Challenges faced: flood damage, limited F0 generation • Future plans: harvesting fingerlings, continuing breeding Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services...
Improve your Black Soldier Fly Business
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Learn from the success of RAD Hub 1 the different ways to improve your BSF business. Topics we include to help you improve your BSF business include: • Unpacking the life cycle of the black soldier fly. • Learn about the different ways that black soldier flies can be used in aquaculture. • Understand efficient and humane ways to collect black soldier fly pupae. • Learn different ways for collec...
Local Fish Farm in East Africa
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Dive into the heart of East Africa's aquaculture scene! Join us on a quick tour of a busy fish farm, where a growing team is dedicated to improving BSF production, market sales and educating the local community and consumers on the benefits of fresh fish! Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to ...
Ugandan Pond Construction - Stocking Densities, Wages, Timescales!
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Our first how to video about constructing a typical fish pond in Uganda. Topics we cover are: • Stocking densities and how we work them out when constructing new ponds • Labour costs for when embarking on a project of this scale • Goals when protecting local environments - in this case wetlands • Overall project cost for managing the construction Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by...
Ugandan Fish Farm Set-up
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In this video Tim and Pauson (Hub 1) founders are visiting local Ugandan Fish Farms to see their set-ups. In this fish farm Tim unpacks: • The set-up and cost saving measures this farmer decided upon when constructing his ponds • How to drain ponds when there isn't a pipe set-up • Feeding fish with yams Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopme...
Fish Farming in East Africa
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Join Tim on a tour of the Rukungiri Hub 1 Fish Farm! In this video, Tim takes you on a tour of our Hub 1 Fish Farm in Uganda. He discusses the following topics: • Feeding fish: Tim explains the different types of fish feed that are used at the farm, as well as the importance of feeding fish the right amount of food. • Fertilising ponds: Tim discusses the importance of fertilising ponds to ensur...
BSF Hatchlings
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Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda. Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector...
Black Soldier Fly Lifecycle
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Rural Aquaculture Development (RAD) is co-run by Tim who relocated from the UK with his family to join Pauson based in Rukungiri and aims to provide fish farming services to reduce poverty in Uganda. Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com RAD is an early-stage Ugandan business supporting the growth of the local aquaculture sector...
The benefits of a Boda in Fish Farming
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Hey everyone! Today we're taking you along as Tim and Pauson look at a three-wheeled body. We'll take a closer look at the Boda and briefly talk about the underrepresentation of female Boda drivers in the country. We hope you enjoy this video and let us know in the comments if you have any questions or experiences with similar equipment! Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inqu...
Growing a YouTube channel about Fish Farming
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Growing a TH-cam channel about Fish Farming
Feeding BSF with Slaughterhouse Waste
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Feeding BSF with Slaughterhouse Waste
How to retrieve fingerlings from Hapas
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How to retrieve fingerlings from Hapas
Ugandan BSF Facility Update - Bays 2 and 3
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Ugandan BSF Facility Update - Bays 2 and 3
How are we maximising our BSF Polytunnel?
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How are we maximising our BSF Polytunnel?
Hiring New Staff and Male v Female fish
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Hiring New Staff and Male v Female fish
Maybe i didn't catch it, but what kind of waste do you use to feed the BSF?
Hello, thanks for the question. We use a mixture of chicken manure, vegetable and fruit waste and green waste. Whatever we can access.
@RuralAquacultureDevelopment thanks for the feedback, much appreciated
No problem!
Thank you 😊
Our pleasure!
this is so awesome, you guys are doing great work and mother nature will reward you kindly 🤟🍀
Thanks very much for the encouragement! This is why we post, to help and support others.
Justine nanyanzi thenks so much dear
Thanks for the support!
Good day…I want to dig a 2 acre pond 70 meters by 140 meters. My plan is to put 100,000 tilapia. Will this work out and what will the approximate survival rate on the Tilapia. Please advise. Thank you….
Hi there thanks for the question. That is a very high number. You should aim for 4 tilapia per metre. Otherwise fish will suffocate.
Nice! What is price of per acre of pond there?
It varies wildly! These ponds are part of our partnership with North Kigesi Diocese. Thanks for the question.
What is the holding capacity of those ponds? thank you for your updates, very inspiring
Thanks for the support? That particular pond is 20x30meters. So 600metres total, we stock at 4 tilapia per m. So 2400 total
@@RuralAquacultureDevelopment thanks, you're inspiring a lot of people to join aquaculture in the simplest ways possible. love from Rwanda
That's very kind. We hope to do a hub in Rwanda!
Good job! I've been following your channel since two months ago.
Thanks very much for the support. We have made some big changes in the last few months and we are very grateful you are supporting for all these months. It makes it worth us posting online 💗
Good work Tim!
Thanks Philip we appreciate your long time support of RAD.
How did you make a pond without pond filter? Water isn't constantly draining into the surrounding areas?
Our soils hold water which is good. We do have sacks and a liner on the downward facing side of the bank. Thanks for the question and the support!
Understood. How do I invest in a tilapia farm ther?
Hello! You could send us an email and we could discuss?
What's your email?
Good.
Thanks for the support!
Great Stuff
Thanks for the support!
9000 fingerlings in one pond wow, what is the dimension of thay pond?
It was a very big pond!
Hello,do you provide Free Pond construction services?
Hello! Normally we can do a free first site visit depending on where you are located.
This is great news..I'm a new subscriber from Uganda as well ..thx for the good work you guys are doing
Thanks for the encouragement! Your support is very much appreciated.
This seems like a LOT OF WORK for fish feed. Is the cost and labor investment really worth the output. Or, are there better/cheaper/easier feeds available. Also, if you are going to stick with BSF production, wouldn't it be better to start a large scale harvesting collective, and then spread out the fish feed over a number of different fish farms. Just a few random thoughts. Love your work. Press on regardless.
Hi there! Some good points well made. It's a lot of work, but the cost of feed is so high that it's worth it. We harvest pupae for our own farm and then sell 5DOL to other farmers who need less maggots as they have smaller ponds.
Thanks very much for supporting us. Much appreciated
Thanks for the Great work,i have a wetland land in Kampala and my goal is to do Fish farming,Do You provide any assistance please
We can discuss it, do send us an email!
Thanks for the Great work,i have a wetland land in Kampala and my goal is to do Fish farming,Do You provide any assistance please
We could perhaps be in touch? Do send us an email!
All I can is Elon Musk’s voice talking about stuff!
Haha
I love This Project you will share with us The Cost.
Hi no problem glad we can share the details and it is useful
@RuralAquacultureDevelopment Thanks
Happy to help
how much gram of eggs do you harvest from one lovecage?? and how much of them do you have
Hello! We have three love cages at the moment. It depends on how many flies you get in there. 1 breeding pair can produce a clutch of up to 2500eggs
Which country is this?
Hey. thanks for the question. This is Uganda
Thanks
No problem
Hlo sir, please can i vist you for studying 📖 more ideas about BSF
Hi there. sure thing, send us an email!
do you feed larvae or pupa to the chickens?
You want to feed larvae. The pupae have started to turn into chitin which is not easily digestible.
This was helpful to bring reality home: that BSFs are not magic, and are best suited for specific applications.
What cost effective ingredients do you use to feed the BSF Larvae?
We use a mixture of chicken manure, vegetable waste and anything else organic.
@@RuralAquacultureDevelopment that's really helpful thankyou very much
Great stuff
Thanks for the support
Hello, I started a catfish and Tilapia fish project in Western Uganda
Very good! Which district?
Please share your contacts 🙏
Hello you can reach us at ruralaquaculturedevelopment@gmail.com
Where is this project undertaking?
We are based in Uganda! Thanks for the support
Learnt quite alot
Please elaborate on 'the strings going across the pond' 😢. I'm in Uganda and birds seem to be a challenge
The strings stop the birds being able to get to the the fish. It's a deterrent. Birds can be an issue!
BSF is the way to go
It certainly has it's place!
Grt work am doing on my farm already in Uganda
Thanks for the comment. Appreciate your support. I hope you do well in Uganda at your farm.
Thanks for all the good work you are doing in Uganda
It is our pleasure!
So you feed the fish the pupa ?
Yes we do! The protein in the BSF is why we feed them to our fish.
Thanks for sharing. How much of the BSF Larvae do you mix with other feed sources like maize to make 100kg feed formulation for local chicken
Hi, it depends entirely on what you want to feed your chickens. But we focus on fish and do a higher proportion of BSFL
Great content ❤
Thanks for the support!
How do you get young fish for farming
Hello! We breed our own fish from the hatchery.
@@RuralAquacultureDevelopmentyour location will matter my need for you
This is very nice but how do you preserve it
We feed the BSF live, so no need to preserve them.
Frozen , dried, or ground then frozen
Neither! They go in live.
Aren't those biopods way too deep?
The BSF can be in 30cm deep of substrate. Thanks for the comment.
Well done Tim and Pawson. Great news!
Thanks for your support!
Woow! Great News Tim!!
I know it's very exciting!!
That facility is underutilized, if properly used , it can generate 100kg per day. Popular the greenhouse with flies and bring in like a dozen attractant bowls and 12 dozens of eggies raps and be ready to provide about 150kg of organic waste to feed the hatched larvae
Hi there! I agree the potential is huge, we are working on scaling as we mentioned in the video. Thanks for the support and we will keep you updated.
Oh what a pretty little momma, I think I would have needed to take her home with me (and the pups too lol)
I did take them home and they were wonderful to have with us!
Did not see what or how I could be able to do this.
Hi there, thanks for the support! It's lots of decisions and processes working together. Hopefully by watching you will learn lots of techniques to make it possible.
Well done sir . What is the name of the materials you used for the roofing here. I can see that is a cloth and allows light to pass through.
Hi @biolaoshodi7131 it's two types of materials. One is plastic and the other is a netting to allow air and water to pass through
We have lava starting to pupate, and when we feed then a white substance like sand appears on the top and is moving. What could that be?
Hi there, not sure without photos! Are you sure it's not BSF hatchlings? They are tiny when hatched. Perhaps some flies have already bred and laid eggs?
Welldone
Thanks