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| The economic activity generated by poultry production is significant. Ministry of Agriculture statistics shows that approximately 300 farmers provided 1 million pounds of poultry meat valued at $ 4.6 million in 2006, while imports accounted for 8.7 million pounds valued at $22.8 million. Statistics for 2005 indicate 7.1 million eggs were delivered to the domestic market at a value exceeding $4 million. |
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| Apiculture
- the rearing of bees - is a growing economic activity, which is
attracting more young farmers. The Grenada Association of Beekeepers
has approximately 55 members, with a hive count of 3,500. |
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| Although
relatively small, goat rearing has significant potential for
development in Grenada. Easily integrated into small farming systems,
their high rate of multiplication and utilisation of farm waste and
uncultivated lands enable goats to contribute significantly to farm
income. |
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| Citrus
is becoming a fruit of choice for farmers and householders, with 100
acres under production. Indeed, Hurricane Ivan revealed that citrus
trees withstood the severe winds better than all other fruit trees. |
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| Relatively
easy to grow and with a good market, passion fruit, Passiflora edulis
var flavicarpa introduced into Grenada more than 30 years ago, has not
been able to realise its full potential. |
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