Barbados’ dairy sector is set to receive a boost in the coming weeks in the form of imported heifers from Canada. This was disclosed yesterday by...
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Barbadians are being urged to review and update their preparedness plans for this hurricane season. The plea has come from Chief Fire Officer at the Barbados Fire Service (BFS), Errol Maynard. He noted that in addition to fire prevention, the BFS placed great priority on safeguarding property and the preservation of life. “We do more […] The post Hurricane safety from the fire chief appeared first on nationnews.com.
Barbados’ dairy sector is set to receive a boost in the coming weeks in the form of imported heifers from Canada. This was disclosed yesterday by...
Retailers alone cannot be called to task for the high cost of food prices facing Barbadians, says president of the Barbados Chamber of Commerce &...
Barbados needs more livestock veterinarians, the government’s chief vet has urged, warning that a shortage of large animal vets poses a significant...
Chief executive officer of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), Carol Roberts, wants some businesses which get the most spin-off from Crop...
The Central Bank is confident that the economy grew by 4.5 per cent in the first half of the year based on data from the Barbados Statistical Service...
More than 800 people were affected when Hurricane Beryl devastated the fishing industry. This revelation came from founder and director of Sustainable...
The Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) is encouraging farmers to continue hurricane preparedness activities as the season progresses. The...
A man involved in the Thrasher's Garden Centre fire from around this time last year has pleaded guilty to arson and has received his...
Legislation is in the works to make insurance for fishing boats mandatory. Chief Fisheries Officer Dr Shelly-Ann Cox said following the unprecedented...