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Pierre Sees Bright Future For Saint Lucia Honey

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At the 12th Caribbean Beekeeping Congress and the 4th OECS Hewanorra Honey Show in Saint Lucia, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre spoke about the importance of growing the beekeeping industry in the country. With a XCD 64,000 contribution, the island hosted participants from 14 countries.  In his speech, Prime Minister Pierre talked about how beekeeping […]

The article Pierre Sees Bright Future For Saint Lucia Honey is from St. Lucia Times.

Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News

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