How are you all? I hope you are all doing very well by the grace of God. I am also doing very well by your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and sisters of 'ccs' on my behalf. I went to a nearby auto mill to prepare pangasius fish meal. Today I will give you enough information about semill.

I visited the auto mill in the neighboring village of “Shol Taka” to prepare pangasius fish meal. Almost every year, pangasius fish meal is prepared from there. As time goes by, the activities of the auto mill are increasing and its beauty is taking on a new form. The mill has been improved more than it looked when it was first made. Upon reaching there, a busy and vibrant environment is visible. Various preparations for making food are going on inside the mill. Various types of raw materials such as rice husk, mustard oil, fish powder, husk, flour, broken corn, etc. have been stored in sacks in a huge warehouse. Each ingredient plays an essential role in making balanced fish food. I walked around the mill and observed everything in depth. I could clearly see the process of grinding raw materials, making mixtures and preparing food in granular form in the auto machines. The workers are operating the machines efficiently. Some are pouring raw materials into the machine, some are packaging them, and some are filling the food in sacks. I slowly made my way to the main part. Although I didn't want to capture their activities with my camera lens, I tried to capture special parts.

I took many pictures of these scenes, showing the different parts of the auto machine, the steps of food preparation, and the orderly arrangement of the stored materials. One thing I noticed was that there were numerous small motors. I asked what all these motors were for. Then I got the answer that all the motors are used to carry out various tasks. There is a kind of touch in every corner of the auto mill, where people and machines are working together to prepare nutritious food for the pangasius fish. And all these foods are packaged and taken home by each pangasius fish farmer.

The whole experience was educational and interesting. Seeing it up close, I understood how much labor, technology, and care goes into making fish food. This tour gave me a chance to gain practical knowledge and firsthand insight into the food production process for pangasius farming. There are many laborers working here. Each laborer has a responsibility for a specific task. And the most interesting thing is that the food is fed from below and it is lifted up by a machine, then everything is combined inside it and then comes out as a round meal. The whole thing is like a different experience. Those who have not seen such activities with their own eyes will not understand anything. And those who have seen such work less with their own eyes will definitely get an idea.