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Sowing seeds of change

Summary by Trinidad Express Newspapers
Arima resident Esther Thomas lauded the Youth Agricultural Homestead Programme for helping her to “directly contribute to feeding the nation, and reducing its reliance on food importation”. She also issued an appeal for “more hands, more minds, and more hearts…
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Sowing seeds of change

Arima resident Esther Thomas lauded the Youth Agricultural Homestead Programme for helping her to “directly contribute to feeding the nation, and reducing its reliance on food importation”. She also issued an appeal for “more hands, more minds, and more hearts…

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Trinidad Express Newspapers broke the news in on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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