Agri. Minister commissions country’s first biotechnology plant tissue culture laboratory

Guyana’s agricultural sector reached another historic milestone with the commissioning of the country’s first Biotechnology Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory, a state-of-the-art facility valued at approximately $450 million. Developed through a partnership between the Government of Guyana and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) of India, and financed by the Inter-American…

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You are graduating at a time of transformation – Minister Mustapha to GSA Graduating Class of 2025

The Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) on Wednesday hosted its 60th Graduation Ceremony at the National Cultural Centre, marking six decades of excellence in agricultural education and training. A total of eighty-four students graduated this year with diplomas and certificates across various disciplines, reaffirming GSA’s role as a cornerstone in…

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Less Fertilizer with Higher Outputs – Minister Mustapha promises

– Nano fertilizer promises to be a game-changer for the industry In another significant leap toward modernizing Guyana’s agriculture sector, Agriculture Minister Hon. Zulfikar Mustapha on Wednesday launched Guyana’s first-ever nano-technology fertilizer at the Burma Rice Research Station, Mahaicony. The launch represents another key step in the government’s mission to…

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New Tissue Culture Lab to transform agri sector

Another major facility set to transform the agricultural sector is the soon-to-be-commissioned Tissue Culture Laboratory in Guyana. This new lab was announced by Minister of Agriculture, Zulifikar Mustapha at the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute’s (NAREI) open day event, where he emphasised the importance of investments made in the…

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Kwakwani farmers receive fertilisers

The Government of Guyana has commenced its fertiliser distribution exercise in Kwakwani, Upper Berbice River, as part of its ongoing national initiative to support farmers and boost agricultural productivity countrywide. The latest exercise follows several successful distributions in regions including Regions Two, Three, Five, Six, and Ten, where thousands of…

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Major development planned for the next five years

During a visit to Banakari/Tiger Bone Village along the Linden-Soesdyke Highway on Thursday, Agriculture Minister Hon. Zulfikar Mustapha met with residents to discuss the government’s vision for agricultural and infrastructural development in the region, and across the country, over the next five years. The visit formed part of a Cabinet…

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