REMEMBER: YOU ARE SMARTER THAN CHICKENS. "In 2018, the agricultural sector in Trinidad and Tobago contributed with approximately 0.47 percent of the value added to the country's gross domestic product (GDP). Among Latin America and Caribbean countries, Trinidad and Tobago had the lowest share of value added by the agricultural sector to the country's GDP in 2018." (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1078958/trinidad-tobago-agricul...)
To me, it makes NO sense to choose agriculture as a means to "financial sustainability". Environmental sustainability-focused industries would be much better choices, as (1) you would be in modern industry, and (2) you would be addressing climate change, which could have your okras in the Plant Trinbagrow (talk about your regular everyday tongue twister) farm under water by 2050.
Allow me to share a reliable analysis by the Inter-American Development Bank with the good Madam President, or whomever assumes the throne. See attached file. Don't be a chicken. lol.
Analysis Of Agricultural Policies In-Trinidad And Tobago - IDB
(Run with the information. It was never about me, but again, I solicit intellectual responses in "doing something for pan".) George D. Goddard.
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Thank you Mr. Goddard for the salient information.