One of the primary reasons for constructing a pond is irrigation, as an irrigation pond is a manmade reservoir designed to store and distribute water for agricultural use. At Amay Multisolutions Pvt Ltd, we utilize irrigation ditches and pond systems for fish farming. Our system includes water-retaining ditches or ponds, supported by an advanced above-ground irrigation network with buried pipes and headers. This method allows efficient water storage while enhancing agricultural productivity. In smaller systems, fish are provided with supplemental feed, and their waste serves as a natural fertilizer for surrounding crops.

A key advantage of using irrigation ditches or pond-based systems is their semi-natural environment, which supports a natural food supply for the cultivated fish. Our team carefully manages the pond ecosystem by introducing select fish species and utilizing advanced tools to maintain optimal conditions.

To enhance production within these systems, we apply fertilization techniques to the pond water. In seasonal ponds with limited water availability, we focus on raising fast-growing fish breeds to maximize efficiency. These ponds are largely self-sustaining, as they naturally cultivate aquatic plants that serve as fish food. An essential step in preparing a pond for aquaculture is ensuring a clean and well-maintained pond bed before fertilization. Proper pond management is crucial to creating a thriving ecosystem that supports both fish farming and irrigation needs.