Agriculture in Haiti

Haiti : Happy Unemployment Day, a group of students protest the May 1st Haitian Holiday

Haiti : Happy Unemployment Day, a group of students protest the May 1st Haitian Holiday

Look at this photo... It's May first in Haiti, a protest banner reads: "Happy holiday of unemployment and importation day" from the Coalition of Youth and committed academics of Haiti - COJEUEH.

Well, they have a point. Haiti imports almost everything. We even import chicken.

C'est le 1er mai en Haïti, une bannière de protestation se lit comme suit: "Bonne fête du chômage et de l'importation" de la Coalition de la jeunesse et des universitaires engagés d'Haïti - COJEUEH

Eh bien, vous devez être d'accord, Haïti importe presque tout. Nous importons même du poulet.

Photo from a Tweet by Loop Haiti @loopHaiti

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PHOTO: Agronome William Michel

PHOTO: Agronome William Michel

Look at this photo... Haitian Agronome William Michel, an expert in the topic of Haitian agriculture.

Agronome Michel William committed suicide at the age of 75.

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Look... This Banana Tree is Having Twins

Look... This Banana Tree is Having Twins

Here is something you don't see everyday... Haiti, a green banana (plantain) tree growing two full banana fruits (2 regime bannann)

Someone posted this photo the social media networks asking Haitian agronomists what it means...

If you have an explanation, share it with us...

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PHOTO: Haiti Cacao - Cocoa from Haiti

PHOTO: Haiti Cacao - Cocoa from Haiti

Look at this photo... Chocolatiers around the world are showing increased interest in Haitian cocoa... Cocoa from Haiti is amongst the best in the world...

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PHOTO: Haiti Agriculture - Bananas Ready for Export

PHOTO: Haiti Agriculture - Bananas Ready for Export

Look at this photo... Haiti Agriculture - Bananas Ready for Export at AGRITRANS...

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Haiti Agriculture - Plante vegetable nan bwa bannan - Yon lide Haitien ka itilize

Haiti Agriculture - Plante vegetable nan bwa bannan - Yon lide Haitien ka itilize

Mezanmi, Gade sa... genyen kèk agrikiltè nan mond la ki itilize bwa bannan pou plante vegetab... Sa se yon trè bon lide ke kiltivatè an Haiti ka itilize paske, chak fwa ou koupe yon pye bannann, bwa bannan lan rete gaspiye...

Men kisa mwen li sou yon blog sou entenet la...

Gen kèk kiltivatè nan mond la ki itilize Tij (bwa) bannann lan pou plante.

Men kisa yo fè...

Yo fè ti twou nan tij la avèk kouto epi yo mete yon ti kras tè ladan li epi plante ladan li.

Sistem saa pèmèt plant yo grandi byen menm pandan peryòd lesèk san irigasyon paske bwa bannan kenble dlo. Epi tou, li pa koute kob paske bwa bannan sa yo disponib toupatou.

Kisa-w panse de sa?

Kite yon mesaj

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Do Haitian Food Growers Cultivate Cucumber?

Do Haitian Food Growers Cultivate Cucumber?

Have you ever purchased a cucumber in a "marche" in Haiti? I will be honest with you I have never, ever, eaten cucumber while in Haiti which leads me to this question: Do Haitian Food Growers Cultivate Cucumber?

Cucumber has a lot of Health benefits including the following:

  • Cucumbers are a good source of B vitamins
  • Cucumber rehydrates body and replenishes daily vitamins, it is mostly water so it helps the body eliminate toxins
  • Cucumber helps in weight loss and digestion
  • Cucumber helps cures diabetes, reduces cholesterol and controls blood pressure
  • Cucumber is even known to reduce the risk of some cancers inclucing: breast cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine cancer and prostate cancer.

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