Aquaculture is one of the safest activities in the country. Its economic importance is getting better as natural fishery are becoming rare.

Moreover, this kind of production is nowadays encouraged by a world tendency towards natural products consumption, with a great nutritional value, and a small rate of saturated fat.
Aquaculture production price remains stable with an upward trend. FAO’s datas show that the world aquaculture production grows at an annual rate of 10% . They forecast that in 2025 75% of fishing will come from aquaculture.
We specialize in development and project administration of aquaculture farms:
1-Traditional production (producing at a local level: restaurants, smoking, factory, ...)
2-Industrial production (producing at a national level and exporting)
3-Incubation rooms (eggs and alevins production)
In the aquifer region of Guarani
For the development of species such as:
Pacu, Carp
Shad,Bagre
Surubi
Boga, river salmon (pirapitai)
Tilapias
Eels,
Lobster,shrimp
Yacaré,
Iguana and lizard
Boas,
Pecari. Carpincho. chigüire, capivara
Otter,
Raniculture
Conditions are optimum, in terms of availability and water quality, topography and climate.
Annual profitability can be estimated between 30 and 35%
Intern profitability rent (TIR) is set between 27% and 30%
With a VAN (current added value) of capital about 14%
A period without reinvestment from 10 to 12 years
And a redemption on periods of 5 or 6 years.
The production density is from 2000 to 3000 fishes/ha
With an output of the final production of 3000 kg/ha of meat and fish. A complete cycle, if we start with the alevins, is of 18 months. If the fattening starts with the youngs one (fishes from 100 to 200 gr), the cycle can last 8 months, to reach a final weight of about 1,5kg.
Production can be combined or completed by activities of :
tourism(rural tourism, hunting, fishing)
Farming, (cultivation, stockbreeding, wintering)
Syslvopastoral, (fish-tank, afforestation)
Agroindustrial (conditioning, by-products production as flours and leathers)
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