Guyana Spent G$462.5 Million on Agro-Processing in First Half of 2026
A mid-year report records G$462.5 million in agro-processing expenditure, an operational Bartica hub and a newly commissioned Canal Number One facility.
A mid-year report records G$462.5 million in agro-processing expenditure, an operational Bartica hub and a newly commissioned Canal Number One facility.
The proposed Region Two hub would add 10,000 tonnes of controlled rice storage. Construction timing, access and operating details still need confirmation.
Suriname is considering community fish-farming projects in its interior, while addressing training and the logistics that connect producers with markets.
Photo: Ministry of Agriculture, Guyana. Guyana’s push to expand food production and reduce the region’s food-import bill is creating a…
Forty-nine Seafield farmers are to receive access to lands for which they were previously issued leases as the government addresses a longstanding dispute.
Guyana has outlined proposed business districts and an agro-investment park intended to expand small-business and productive activity in Linden.
Guyana’s Farmers Connect platform has nearly 4,000 registered farmers and more than 2,000 other users, according to the agriculture ministry.
Guyana produced 1.81 million tonnes across 15 priority agricultural commodities in 2025, up from 1.41 million tonnes in 2020, according to official figures.
The facility will combine six storage silos with conditioning and processing infrastructure intended to support farmers in Kimbia and surrounding communities.
The successful conclusion of the Market Actor and Donor Project marks another significant milestone in Guyana’s journey toward building a…