Aquapreneur's : Dakh BioTech Founder Venkat Exclusive Full | Fishery News Telugu

Aquapreneur's : Dakh BioTech Founder Venkat Exclusive Full | Fishery News Telugu

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00:00 – Start & Recap
01:33 – Story Behind the “DAKH” Name
02:36 – Journey from Badwel to Starting Dakh Biotech
05:19 – Antibiotics vs Probiotics Discussion
06:59 – Why Choose Dakh Probiotics Over Other Market Brands
08:21 – Prime Shrimp & Dhanva Products – Key Benefits
09:55 – White Gut Discussion
10:43 – Dakh Products for High & Low Salinity (Tiger & Vannamei)
12:26 – Farmer Experience Using Dakh Products
17:03 – “Miracle Dhanva” for Shrimp
17:46 – Quality vs Non-Quality Shrimp
20:05 – About His Childhood & Family Support
24:39 – One Secret Behind His Quick Turnaround Success
28:12 – Customer/Farmer Satisfaction & Word-of-Mouth Growth
29:10 – Continuous R&D and Quality Checking
30:44 – ISCR & Domestic Consumption Campaign
33:00 – “Dakh Seafood for Indians” Project
34:58 – Aim: To Become a Backbone for Farmers
35:53 – His Vision & Goals to Achieve by 2030
37:40 – Are Dakh Products Available in All Districts of AP?
38:38 – Discussion on Aquaculture Students – Future & Opportunities
39:36 – Technology Adoption in Aquaculture
40:26 – Who Is the Competitor for Dakh?

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