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A new soil map for Trinidad and ToĀbaĀgo ā said to be the first since 1962 ā is set to play a pivĀotal role in adĀvancĀing susĀtainĀable agriĀculĀture and reĀducĀing the naĀtionĀal food imĀport bill.
The iniĀtiaĀtive was launched to mark the first anĀniverĀsary of a MemĀoĀranĀdum of UnĀderĀstandĀing (MOU) beĀtween YARA/TrinĀgen and The UniĀverĀsiĀty of the West InĀdies (UWI). The event took place at TrinĀgenās Point Lisas faĀcilĀiĀties last week.
Dean of the FacĀulĀty of Food and AgriĀculĀture, ProĀfesĀsor Mark WudĀdiĀviĀra, said the upĀdatĀed soil map would be an esĀsenĀtial tool in imĀprovĀing land manĀageĀment and guidĀing fuĀture agriĀculĀturĀal deĀvelĀopĀment.
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