Tilapia farming is the practice of raising tilapia, a popular freshwater fish, in controlled environments. This method is often used to produce fish for food, as tilapia are known for their fast growth and ability to thrive in various water conditions. Farmers typically use ponds, tanks, or cages to cultivate these fish, ensuring they have the right temperature, oxygen levels, and feed. The farming process involves breeding, hatching, and growing tilapia until they reach market size. Farmers monitor water quality and fish health closely to maximize production. Sustainable practices are encouraged to minimize environmental impact and ensure a steady supply of this nutritious fish.