Farmer's Voices Jah Scribe

The high cost of purchasing vehicles by farmers to bring their goods to market will lead to higher prices for the consumer. With covid already worsening economies higher food prices might lead to food insecurities for those that don't have the same means. These and other issues are discussed by host Ramash in this episode of Farmers voices.

Host Ramash Ramsumair shares good news that Farmers on the island of Trinidad and Tobago had a good Christmas season. This is especially good news being that covid had shut down the world. Follow uncle Ramash and learn from his knowledge of farming on Farmers voices.

This episode was recorded on Christmas day so it was a blessing doing this show. We've been talking about covid-19 and the need for social distancing. We also discussed my current situation with covid. The impact of covid on farming in the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago.

Host Ramash Ramsumair discusses current social, political and social issues pertaining to farmers in the twin island republic of Trinidad and Tobago. He fights for the small farmers on the island republic and for the betterment of his nation from injustices of not having representation to demand a better quality of life. In this episode he focuses on staying vegelant in staying safe in this global pandemic.

Host Ramash Ramsumair discusses current social, political and economical issues pertaining to farmers in the twin island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. He's been letting people around the world know what's been going on in the twin island nation for decades. In this episode he discusses the on going challenges farmers face dealing with covid 19.

Host Ramash Ramsumair discusses social, economic, and current issues facing farmers in the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Uncle Ramash shares his love of agriculture.