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...
20 acres of the St Augustine nurseries will be used for a cocoa breeding programme being done by Mondelēz International, owner of Cadbury, and the University of the West Indies, St Augustine. In a ...
The public is being warned to watch out for illegally imported wild meat. Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries, Clarence Rambharat, said in a social media post on Sunday that la...
President of the Agricultural Society of Trinidad and Tobago (ASTT), Dhano Sookoo, said if it were up to her, the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries should be given zero dollars in the upcomi...
Recent flooding from the passage of Tropical Storm Karen has resulted in a temporary delay of lettuce shipments to supermarkets in Port of Spain and environs. Minister of Agriculture, Land and...
Conservation NGOs are asking for clarification regarding the recent classification of the Capybara as vermin. According to recent amendments made by the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture and Fisheries...
Amid a spate of proposed development projects in Trinidad and Tobago, conservationists are asking how much of the country’s forest cover is left. According to the Forestry Division, under the Minis...
The double Chaconia is now the official flower of Trinidad and Tobago. The flower was formally recognised as the country’s third emblem following the passage of a Bill to amend the National Emblems...
Investigations have been launched as to why law enforcement within the Forestry Division failed to stop farmers who razed approximately 300 acres of forest reserves in order to plant crops such as pin...
Government is now working with the US Department of Agriculture to stop the importation old, inferior chicken into Trinidad and Tobago, after reports that old, substandard chicken was being sold ...