Agriculture students at St. Ignatius University Kabale have successfully established a fishing pond using tarpaulin, under the supervision of their lecturers and the Vice Chancellor. After weeks of tireless work, measuring, cutting, and assembling the tarpaulin, the pond is now ready and awaiting the introduction of fish.

The students are ecstatic about their achievement, which not only demonstrates their innovative spirit but also showcases the potential for sustainable aquaculture practices. The project has provided a unique learning experience for the students, and they are eager to share their knowledge with others.

To celebrate this milestone, the students invite members of the university community and the public to witness their innovative project. They also extend an invitation to witness upcoming innovations, as they continue to push the boundaries of sustainable agriculture.

The completion of the fishing pond is a testament to the students’ dedication, creativity, and teamwork. As news of their achievement spreads, they are becoming a source of inspiration for their peers, demonstrating the power of innovation and determination in driving positive change.