Weather patterns in Kenya have become quite unpredictable. Human activities resulting in climate change are mostly to blame for this. Regardless, water supply and irrigation has to keep going to help sustain the food security of our people and keep agriculture businesses afloat. There are many methods farmers can implement to ensure they reduce water usage, avoid wastage and have consistent water supply throughout the seasons.

Some of the most effective methods are through drip irrigation on farm lands and utilizing PVC Dam Liners to prevent evaporation on fish ponds and small dams. Drip irrigation helps farmers use very little water consistently on their farm lands, ensuring crops are constantly hydrated. It prevents the crops from dying out during drought and famine and also prevents water wastage. PVC Dam Liners on the other hand are more effective and beneficial as they help store your water in ponds or man made dams, so you constantly have access to water even in the driest of seasons.

TEMBO Liners are strong, durable and long lasting PVC Dam liners that can help farmers maintain water supply for their crops and for fish farming. The Dam Liners are UV protected, tough and long lasting and with thickness of 0.5MM | 0.8MM | 1.0MM.With a versatile range of solutions Tembo Liners can be used for different purposes such as in rural water catchment systems, for commercial uses, aquaculture and mining projects.

Their strength and durability make them a fantastic and permanent investment for long term farmers with value for money. TEMBO Liners are best for aquaculture and water preservation as they are made from a variety of high puncture resistant materials, preventing water contamination and allowing retention and easy treatment.

The TEMBO Team liaises with farmers to understand their water reservoir and aquaculture problems, creating customizable and effective solutions that can yield the best results. TEMBO PVC Dam liners are ready to install and simple to use, and you too can keep your farm land running and fish farm thriving with us.