Following the Inaugural CARICOM Agri-Investment Forum and Expo which was held in Guyana in May 2022, and a visit to Santa Fe Farm by The President of Guyana, His Excellency Dr. Irfan Ali and other Caricom Heads of State, Santa Fe Farm made a decision to become involved in the push to reduce the food […]
On Saturday, May 21, 2022, President Ali and a delegation of CARICOM Heads and other Caribbean Government Officials visited the Santa Fe farm where they had a Caribbean-Roraima Investors Luncheon with a number of Brazilian investors. Accompanying President Ali were the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Honourable Keith Rowley, Prime Minister of Antigua and […]
Presentation at Rotary Club Of All NationsNovember 6, 2021 – 9:00 a.m. One of the world’s Best Kept Secrets was recognized at the ITB Berlin Trade Show in 2018 when Guyana, a small country in South America was named the number 1, “best of Ecotourism” destination in the world. (The ITB – or Internationale Tourismus-Börse […]
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We had no idea what we were going to see, but we set off hyped and full of adventurous spirit. At 8:33 am we set off from Santa Fe Farm in the Sea Horse, our new 6 m boat, making her maiden voyage up the Ireng River. The Ireng River, also called the Maū River, […]
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Santa Fe Farm employees undergo agro-processing training in Preservation of Pork Ham and Chicken Ham (Pickling) & Packaging and Labelling of Products for sale.This was conducted by the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) and Guyana Marketing Corporation (GMC) on the 24th of October. Participants included students from St. Ignatius Secondary school, the women groups and […]
On Thursday, September 12 2019, Santa Fe Farm handed over to the Guyana Police Force, mounted patrol unit, a horse, who has since been named KK. KK is the off spring of one of the Arabian Stallions at the farm. At the simple ceremony held at the Lethem Police Station, it was noted that the […]
A team of researchers from the Universities of Heriot Watt Edinburgh, Newcastle and Durham in the UK spent some time at the Santa Fe Farm during a recent working visit to the Rupununi. The visit by the team of researchers was intended to initiate the first foundation steps on a sustained route out of degraded livelihoods by providing the infrastructure, […]
