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editorNatural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat has emphasized the significant value-added opportunities in Guyana’s forestry sector. He encouraged European companies to invest in the sector, highlighting that it has not been…
editorIn another milestone for the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA), a new batch of students has successfully graduated, equipped with diplomas and certificates to contribute to the country’s agricultural landscape.…
editorPresident Dr. Irfaan Ali has announced Guyana’s commitment to showcasing its leadership on the issues of forest and climate change at the upcoming Conference of Parties (COP 28) UN Climate…
editorAgriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha announced a significant achievement in Guyana’s agricultural sector, reporting that 98% of the current rice crop has been successfully harvested. This surpasses the target set by…
editorFarmers in the Pomeroon region are celebrating increased production, thanks to drainage and irrigation works undertaken by the Agriculture Ministry. Before government intervention, both lower and upper Pomeroon farmers faced…
editorPresident Irfaan Ali has praised the Guyana Defence Force’s (GDF) Farmers’ Market as a family-oriented event that plays a vital role in fostering community engagement, supporting local agriculture, and inspiring…
editorThe Guyana Defence Force’s (GDF) Farmers’ Market, held on the lawns outside Base Camp Ayanganna along J.B Singh Road, has proven to be a hit among local farmers and shoppers.…
editorRepublic Avenue in Linden transformed into a bustling farmers’ market as the Regional Agriculture Department held the event, marking the culmination of Agriculture Month activities in Region 10. The market…
editorResidents of Block 22 and neighboring communities had the opportunity to voice their concerns and issues to government ministers over the weekend. Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, and Minister within…
editor“The APA’s appeal was tabled in July 2023, and followed its first failed attempt at stopping Guyana’s ART Trees crediting, which effectively meant stopping carbon credits revenues flowing to Amerindian Villages. In May 2023, the Independent Reviewer who examined the APA’s complaint, concluded that the process set forth in the ART Standards was followed by Guyana, and that concerns expressed by the APA were not supported facts and, in several cases, inaccurate, and, further, that specific issues pointed to in the APA’s submission did not reflect an understanding of the role of the ART Standard. “
