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Mr. Steve Devonish- Chair of the Regional Project Steering Committee, Mr. Trevor Thompson- Project Manager for the CSIDS SOILCARE Project, Ms. Tricianna Maharj and Agronomist Mr. Grafton Dick visited the Research, Advisory & Capacity Building Facility on New Adaptation Technologies (RAC/NAT) to witness groundbreaking initiatives in sustainable agriculture and aquaculture! 🌶🐟RAC/NAT has been conducting 🌶 Moruga Hot Pepper Trials to boost crop yields and unlock new export opportunities, as well as 🐟 Biofloc Aquaculture Shrimp Farming promoting eco-friendly practices for sustainable shrimp production. This visit was to assess the progress made towards this innovative solution for food security, economic growth, and climate resilience! 💪🌍 ... See MoreSee Less
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Call for Chainsaw Operators in St. David- Grenada 🇬🇩The CSIDS SOILCARE Project, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, Forestry and Marine Resources, is actively seeking skilled chainsaw operators in the St. David, Grenada. This opportunity is essential to the successful execution of the SOILCARE project activities being carried out under the Forestry Division. Interested candidates should contact the CSIDS SOILCARE Assistant Ms. Canning on 420-4966 or the Forestry Department on 440-2934 for more information on the application process. 🌱 #Grenada #CSIDSSOILCARE ... See MoreSee Less
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Exciting news from RAC/NAT In Trinidad 🇹🇹 !🌶️ The Research, Advisory and Capacity Building Facility on New Adaptation Technologies (RAC/NAT) is thrilled to kick off groundbreaking Moruga Hot Pepper trials along with Biofloc Aquaculture Shrimp Farming ! 🌱 Utilizing cutting-edge biostimulants and phytohormones technology, we're pioneering efforts to boost agricultural productivity and enhance crop quality.The hot pepper trials are set to explore the effects of plant biostimulants, granular fertilizers, and compost on yield and soil health.🦐 Additionally, the biofloc technology explores shrimp farming as it is a sustainable aquaculture technique that involves the cultivation of beneficial microorganisms to maintain water quality in aquaculture systems. It has the potential to enhance aquaculture productivity by providing a controlled environment that supports optimal growth conditions for the cultured species.Stay tuned for about these trials from RAC/NAT. Read more about the journey and work being done at RAC/NAT at 🔗 pislmsids.org/innovative-research-at-rac-nat-boosting-agro-resilience-with-hot-peppers-and-bioflo... #AgricultureInnovation #SustainableFarming #hotpeppers #racnat #biostimulants #FarmingFuture ... See MoreSee Less
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🌍✨Exciting news for Small Island Developing States (SIDS)! For the first time ever, SIDS will have their own pavilion at #COP16 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from Dec 2-13, 2024. Join us in celebrating this milestone as we showcase the incredible work towards sustainable land management and resilience, against land degradation and climate change.✍️ Sign up to get official updates from COP16 🔗 surl.li/npbcobLet's amplify our voices and strengthen our global commitment to #OurLandOurFuture! 🌱#COP16 #pislmatcop16 #OurLandOurFuture ... See MoreSee Less
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