revitalized BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - A revitalised cassava industry will generate benefits for human and animal nutrition, food security and the development of value added products.
This is the assurance of Minister of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Water Resource Management Dr. David Estwick as he spoke on the expansion of this project.
He outlined that since 2008, work has been ongoing with the Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute to establish a well-stocked germplasm bank at Graeme Hall.
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