As seen the illustration, the small circles are ponds that farmers have dug according to the New Theory. When water is scarce in the dry season, they can draw water from these ponds for use. If there is not enough water in the ponds, they can get water from Huai Hin Khao Reservoir (small reservoir), from where water delivery pipelines have been laid down to the ponds dug in each plot of land. In this way, water is available for use the whole year round.
In case the amount of water used by farmers is considerable and the volume of water in Huai Hin Khao Reservoir (small reservoir) is insufficient, water may be conveyed from Pa Sak Jolasid Dam (big reservoir) to Huai Hin Khao Reservoir (small reservoir), which will help refill the volume of water in the farmers’ ponds without their having to face the risk of water scarcity.
The system of water resources management initiated by His Majesty the King is able to render the most efficient use of water conveyed through the pipelines system to the plots of land by three to five times the average. This is because in the rainy season, besides the water in the reservoirs, there is also water stored in the farmers ponds, thereby increasing the amount of water hugely. The water in the reservoirs connected to the ponds will only serve as reserve water sources for repletion.