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BAMSI's work 'will halve food import costs by 2021'
BAMSI's work 'will halve food import costs by 2021'
AS 40 students begin the school term at the Bahamas Agricultural and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI), Agriculture Minister V. Alfred Gray touted the institution's expanding production of food yesterday as he pledged that the price of food imports will be cut in half by 2021 because of BAMSI's work.
Andros Business Outlook '14 on the Way
Andros Business Outlook '14 on the Way
Prime Minister Perry Christie will deliver the keynote address at the Third Annual Andros Business Outlook, which is scheduled to take place Tuesday, May 15 at Love at First Sight Hotel & Restaurant, Stafford Creek, Andros. The theme of the forum will be, ?Charting a Course for Growth in Andros for 2014?...
Agriculture is key to diversity, Andros Outlook told
Agriculture is key to diversity, Andros Outlook told
Androsians are being encouraged to pursue agriculture as the catalyst for diversifying the economy thereby keeping ?a significant portion of the tourism dollar at home.?
?The millions we use to import items are a good indication of what can be earned and a good estimation of the impact agriculture can have on the economy,? said Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BSIC) executive ch...
China?s Ambassador sees Andros? potential
China?s Ambassador sees Andros? potential
NICHOLLS TOWN - The agricultural potential of Andros has caught the attention of China?s Ambassador to The Bahamas His Excellency Hu Dingxian.
Andros store comes to aid of island residents
Andros store comes to aid of island residents
NORTH Andros Automotive Parts Store (NAAPS) has donated over 100 care packages to the island's less mobile residents, pensioners and families who were badly affected by Hurricane Matthew.
DPM Davis leads delegation on tour of BAMSI Bahamas Information Services
Farm Manager Everson Parks, far left led the delegation on a tour of the Bahamas Agriculture Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) in North Andros on Saturday, 11th July 2015...
Professional women in Bahamian agriculture
Professional women in Bahamian agriculture
Farming ventures in North Andros are inspiring two Bahamian women professionals toward national economic empowerment.
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Lateisha Dean, marketing representative with the National Workers Credit Union, and Chavara Roker, Gaming Board
auditor, are convinced that Andros is key to solving much of the nation's economic challenges.
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BAMSI Launches Business 2 Business Model
BAMSI Launches Business 2 Business Model
BAMSI Host Familiarization Trip to North Andros Agricultural Facility...The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) on Tuesday made a major step toward revamping its business operations and securing a stable economic model for the Institute...
BAMSI misses completion date - and no work yet on dormitory
CONSTRUCTION at the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute, expected to be completed by the beginning of this month, will more likely be finished by the end of the year, said Agriculture Minister V. Alfred Gray.
Replacement dorm at BAMSI to take 'two years' to complete
THE reconstruction of the fire-damaged male dormitory at the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) in North Andros will likely take "two years" to complete, the establishment's Director Dr. Godfrey Eneas said yesterday.