<![CDATA[Limited yard space often poses a challenge for communities looking to develop productive enterprises that can boost family income. However, even small home yards can support household-scale catfish farming with simple, economical, and easy-to-implement tarpaulin ponds. This Community Service (PKM) initiative aims to enhance the community's knowledge, skills, and motivation for the optimal use of limited yard space to create productive business opportunities through catfish farming. The implementation methods included observation, outreach, training, demonstrations, practical farming sessions, mentoring, and activity evaluation. The results demonstrated improvements in participants' understanding and skills in applying proper catfish farming techniques, as well as increased community awareness of using yards as a source of food and family income. This program is expected to foster the establishment of sustainable household-scale catfish farming enterprises, thereby supporting food security and improving the community's economic well-being.]]>
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