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Poor Planning Means Lost Profits
Monday, November 26, 2007
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Business Management
Profitable poultry production means ensuring proper living conditions for chickens. Ministry of Agriculture Poultry Officer Derek Thomas advises budding poultry entrepreneurs to take some training before purchasing young chicks.
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Bee Wise To Increase Yield Size
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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Most crops are heavily dependant on bees for pollination. Without pollination there is no fruit or seed development; therefore no yield. Cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, corn, West Indian Cherry, guavas, citrus, mangoes, beans, carambola, coconuts and many other crops need bees to produce.
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Utilising Concessions
Saturday, July 07, 2007
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Business Management
The Government of Grenada grants concessions as a means of stimulating economic activity by directly reducing investment costs. For farmers, the exemption of Custom Duties at the Port of Entry can vary from 100% for small items to 75% on vehicles.
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Safety At Sea
Thursday, May 17, 2007
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Business Management
For persons who earn a living from fishing, safety ‘on the job’ is of paramount importance. During the last 15 years, Grenada has lost 36 lives to the sea, leaving many families without their main breadwinners. Mounting a search is very expensive, as it can require the services of planes, helicopters and the Coast Guard.
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Weed Control - A Look at Locally Available Weed Killers
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
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In the production of any crops more money is spent on weed control than on any other activity. Weeds compete with the crop plants for light, nutrients, and water and if left unchecked can drastically reduce the yield potential of any crop. Weeds can also act as host for pest and diseases like rats and mongoose.
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