Скачать или смотреть Inside the solar powered Tilapia farm | The vertical lake of Rongai

In the dry plains of Rongai, Kajiado County, a groundbreaking idea is turning scarcity into abundance. Welcome to Vertical Lake — a revolutionary vertical aquaculture system that uses harvested rainwater and solar energy to grow fish in Kenya’s semi-arid lands.

Co-founded by Jack Oyugi and Dr. Jez Lofts, Vertical Lake is proving that climate-smart farming can thrive anywhere — even in the desert. The system recycles water, turns fish waste into organic fertilizer, and produces healthy tilapia while regenerating soil.

This video explores how innovation, sustainability, and science are shaping the future of food — from rain to fish, and from waste to soil, powered entirely by the sun.

Vertical Lake contact: +254799863693

🌞 Watch to discover:

How vertical aquaculture works

How harvested rainwater sustains fish farming in drylands

How solar energy powers a closed-loop food system

How Vertical Lake is transforming soil health and local livelihoods

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