Fish farmer vs fish seller
The disparities, tales and journeys of starting a food chain Have you ever thought to be a fish farmer, maybe even attending fish farming trainings, conferences, taken courses? I know a lot of people have. I have a lot of family members who did, it was random and uncoordinated for all of them, they all went differently in the hopes of becoming big fish farmers, some took short courses, others took long courses almost quantifiable to taking a degree. The truth is, Fish farming has this lure, the excitement, to feed fishes and hear the splashing waters and watch fish go from tiny fingerlings to big table ready fish, which makes it look lucrative. You already forecast all kinds of possibilities, and if you’re like most, you bring out your calculator and do some multiplication on what is possible to earn. Well, for most, the first cycle of raising fish is the practical they need to know if they can physically handle some of the pressures of being a fish farmer. The short or long cours