May 24, 2024

How does borehole drilling work in Kenya? Do you need access to a reliable supply of water? Why not consider drilling a borehole? It's a perfect solution that is gaining popularity among farmers, site managers, and property owners. If you have a piece of land in drier regions…

December 2, 2023

As the global population continues to burgeon, the demand for food production escalates, placing immense pressure on agricultural practices. In this context, water scarcity and the need for resource optimization become critical challenges. Traditional irrigation methods often lead to overwatering or under-watering, resulting in reduced crop yields, wastage…

September 15, 2023

Harvesting Rainwater- Preparing for the Future Early In a world facing increasing water scarcity and environmental challenges, harvesting rainwater has emerged as a sustainable solution for meeting our water needs. By capturing and storing rainwater, we can reduce our reliance on traditional water sources and contribute to a…

September 3, 2023

Harvesting the skies- It’s time to take advantage for the coming rains October is approaching. As the rainy season approaches in Kenya, it is essential to start preparing for the influx of water that comes with it. One of the most crucial aspects of preparing for the rains…

September 7, 2022

Drilling a borehole in your home can provide a reliable source of water for household and agricultural use even during a drought. Among the most important logistics before drilling a bore is choosing the ideal location. The site you choose can determine the amount of water available in…

July 12, 2022

Rainwater harvesting is a simple strategy by which rainfall is gathered and stored for future usage. The process involves collection and storage of rainwater with help of artificially designed systems, that runs off natural or man-made catchment areas. Rain water harvesting is one of the most effective methods…

June 20, 2022

A dam is a structure commonly built across a river or stream to create a large reservoir behind it. We use dams for various human consumption purposes such as irrigation, hydroelectric power, reducing peak floodwater, and improving navigation.  Dams also have extra work such as spillways, valves and…