Historically, agriculture has played a central role in the Caribbean economies. Large plantations of especially sugar and bananas produced agricultural ...

Changes in rainfall patterns and temperatures affect the timing of agricultural production and crop yields, affecting food prices and availability.

Many of the region's major exports are agricultural products. Various Caribbean countries export crops like bananas, cocoa and rice to other countries within ...

The agricultural sector in most Caribbean countries have either declined or stagnated in recent years, primarily because of the contraction in traditional ...

Agriculture has always been integral to the economies of the Caribbean. Potter et al. (2004) posit that the evolution of regional societies and economies in ...

Globalization, agriculture and food in the Caribbean: climate change, gender and geography. Springer. Bennett. 2008. Some Thoughts on Approaches to Export ...

Climate Smart Agriculture: The Caribbean region is prone to heavy rainfall and drought conditions annually of which the impact is seen mostly in the rural ...

Agricultural production has been declining in the Caribbean and some parts of the region are now dependent on imports of food. A counter-productive system of ...

The economies of Caribbean countries were initially based on production of export-oriented agriculture, sugar and subsequently bananas.