Agriculture
Is Tobago’s Farming Population Declining?
Tobago’s Farming Population Appears To Be Declining
Tobago’s Farming Population Appears To Be Declining
Scarborough, Tobago – [Date of Wednesday in 2024] – Representatives from the Tobago House of Assembly’s (THA) Division of Food Security, Natural Resources, the Environment, and Sustainable Development recently appeared before the Joint Select Committee (JSC) on Wednesday to discuss critical issues facing the island.
During the meeting, it was deduced that farming in Tobago is currently on the decline, a significant concern for the island’s food security and economic diversification. The number of farmers actively engaged in agriculture is now lower than in previous years, indicating a challenging trend for the sector.
This revelation from the Division highlights the need for renewed focus and strategic interventions to support and revitalize Tobago’s agricultural industry. Understanding the factors contributing to this decline is crucial for developing sustainable solutions.
[WATCH MORE]
100 Tobagonians Join TSTT’s Nationwide Future Leaders Internship Programme
Minority Leader Urges THA to Provide Back-to-School Assistance for Families
Steelpan Takes Center Stage as Tobago Launches Pan Omega 2025
Charlotteville Comes Alive for DODS Diving Championships
THA Tourism Division Launches New Grant Programme to Boost Tobago’s Tourism
T&T Government Overhauls CDAP Program, Replaces Outdated Drugs and Saves $4M Annually