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The St. VinÂcent and the Grenadines govÂernÂment says it has launched “OpÂerÂaÂtion HomeÂgrown” aimed at boostÂing the caÂpacÂiÂty of loÂcal farmÂers and backÂyard garÂdenÂers to inÂcrease food proÂducÂtion.
AgriÂculÂture MinÂisÂter Saboto CaeÂsar said that with the imÂport tarÂiffs from the UnitÂed States, it is imÂporÂtant that there should be inÂcreasÂes in the the proÂducÂtion of crops and poulÂtry to meet loÂcal deÂmands.
“We are workÂing closeÂly with the ZeÂro Hunger Trust and we are goÂing to inÂtenÂsiÂfy our work with the farmÂers’ supÂport comÂpaÂny…in St. VinÂcent and the Grenadines,” CaeÂsar said, notÂing “we are an imÂporter of large quanÂtiÂties of poulÂtry, we want to enÂsure that over the comÂing weeks, months, years that we reÂduce the imÂporÂtaÂtion of poulÂtry an we inÂcrease proÂducÂtion”.
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