How a Solar Pump Transformed Mr. Vevex Sukumbili’s Fish Farm in Blantyre скачать в хорошем качестве

How a Solar Pump Transformed Mr. Vevex Sukumbili’s Fish Farm in Blantyre

In Blantyre, Malawi, fish farmer Mr. Vevex Sukumbili is proving how solar energy is transforming aquaculture. For years, he relied on a gasoline water pump to supply water to his fish ponds. But rising fuel costs, frequent breakdowns, and unreliable fuel availability made fish farming expensive and stressful. Since fish depend on consistent water circulation and oxygen levels, any delay affected growth and productivity. Everything changed when he invested in a Shire Premium Mini Solar Water Pump under Pump Yanga from Synthesis Agriculture. With the switch to solar: ☀️ He no longer spends money on fuel 💧 Water supply to the ponds is now reliable and consistent 🐟 Fish are growing healthier and faster 📉 Operational costs have significantly reduced 📈 Savings are now reinvested into feed, pond improvements, and expanding production The solar pump runs quietly using energy from the sun, making his farm more sustainable, predictable, and profitable. What used to be a weekly fuel expense is now a long-term investment in growth. Mr. Sukumbili’s story shows how renewable energy solutions like solar water pumps are helping farmers reduce costs, increase productivity, and build stronger livelihoods. Clean energy. Lower costs. Better fish farming. #SolarPumping #FishFarming #Aquaculture #MalawiFarming #RenewableEnergy #PumpYanga #SynthesisAgriculture