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Trinidad and Tobago’s agricultural diversification drive has taken a major step forward with the successful harvest of black eye beans under the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries’ pilot programme.
The initiative, which also includes corn and soya beans, is designed to test the commercial viability and scalability of strategic crops in local conditions.
The harvest ceremony brought together government officials, farmers, technical agencies and development partners, underscoring the collaborative nature of the project.
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