Following their success at the polls on November 18, the Movement for Change and Prosperity, is ready to make good on their promise to address issues plaguing the people of Montserrat. Noting the i...
There has been a concerted effort by stakeholders in government and the private sector to get Barbadians involved in agriculture. Programmes have been introduced by organizations like the Inter-Ame...
Guyana will soon be able to export pineapples and peppers to Trinidad and Tobago following the removal of restrictions on those products. Guyana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Guyana said in a re...
Around 40 persons will be heading home from the Barbados Agricultural Management Company (BAMC). Word of this came on Wednesday afternoon, after a meeting between the management of that organi...
By Michron Robinson Agriculture is at the bottom rung in popularity for business owners who have applied for loans with the Barbados Trust Fund. And even though it is showing forth as a very via...
The Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) continues to place the interests of the members first and has been engaging in the creation of new opportunities for the marketing of members’ p...
Barbados is among 14 CARICOM countries that will design multiple projects to mobilize resources from international sources, which will allow them to improve the resilience and adaptation of their agri...
Representatives from the Group of Pesticides Control Boards of the Caribbean (CGPC), will from tomorrow highlight advancements and identify priorities in the safe lifecycle management of pes...
St. Lucy should no longer be considered a parish behind God’s back but a leading parish in innovation in Barbados. During a Pie Corner, St. Lucy spot meeting, Minister of Housing and Democratic Lab...
The Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Human Resource Development is conducting a skills needs assessment of the agriculture and fisheries sectors to identify the human resources and training nee...