This year’s Agrofest is set to come off from February 25 to 27 at Queen’s Park with the addition of a pork lime and is expected to attract about 60 000 people.
Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) chief executive officer James Paul told reporters during a Press conference today at the society’s Beckles Road, St Michael headquarters that he was very excited about the lime and expected it to draw a huge crowd.
Paul said over the years, the number of people taking part in the agricultural showcase had grown.
“We feel that we have actually created an event which people want to see,” he said.
Last year, the event attracted about 50 000 people. (MM)
Pork lime for Agrofest
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