Tag: ST MAARTEN
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Christmas on my island
Christmas tree pine needles spread across the floor. Kitchen smells of Johnny cakes and scrambled eggs galore.. it’s Christmas on my island , not a fancy international cuisine, just some local island dishes that is surely going to please. It’s Christmas on my island but we’re not covered in snow, and there’s no ice skating…
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Cheese Cake for Christmas – The history of Cheese Cake
Cheesecake is a sweet dessert consisting of one or more layers. The main, and thickest layer, consists of a mixture of soft, fresh cheese (typically cream cheese or ricotta), eggs, and sugar; if there is a bottom layer it often consists of a crust or base made from crushed cookies (or digestive biscuits), graham crackers,…
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Let me be your Canvas
As the years have passed of trying to put my pieces together. Using the colors handed to me in life, and not knowing if the piece you imagined me to be would actually turn out right.. I wanna be wiped clean and made over in your likeness… I wanna be studied like the bible and…
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Raising The Red Nile Tilapia while added to Agricultural Sustainability of St Maarten
Blessed morning to everyone, give thanks for another beautiful day. Last week i was at my uncles Anthony Wescott’s house and was amazed what he did to his back yard, He started raising The Red Nile Tilapia, (Oreochromis Niloticus) is a relatively large cichlid fish and what he did was use it to be the…
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Monthly Harvest Analytic Summery February 2016
Monitoring our crop harvest on a daily basis helps us to keep track of the amount of production we reap, production Increase \ Decrease and other useful data that may be handle for future research and development toward agricultural sustainability, This data is gathered based on Organic Edible Produce, all waste or unwanted produce is…
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A walk around the neighborhood – 32 Kilos of Watermelon harvested today
Today was a great day we harvested 32 kilos of water Melon, 1 Kilo of Okra and 1 Kilo of Bak Choy, 1 kilo Soursap and 3 kilos of Squash.. It was a blessing once again to see the faces of our surrounding community members as you pass with your wheel barrow shouting ” Fresh…
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Another joyful day at The St Peters Community Garden
Morning started off great today, after have a great breakfast with everything from the farm but the bread… Felt like i had enough energy to take on the world lol.. After breakfast me and the kids headed to the farm to to transplant some seedling that were ready to go into separate containers. My daughter…
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Dutch MPs André Bosman and Ronald van Raak visit St Peters Community Garden
Members of the Dutch Second Chamber André Bosman and Ronald van Raak visited one of the kitchen gardens in the St. Peters district and said that they were happy with the initiative by local resident Denicio Wyatte who has a flourishing garden where he cultivates a number of crops. The two politicians saw a similar…
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Blessed love and A Joyful 2016 from us at St Maarten Agriculture
HAPPY AND BLESSED NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE! IT’S NEVER TO LATE TO SEND OUT SOME BLESSING. Took sometime the last few days as the new year began to reflect on the past year, I must way it was quit a challenging year for me. Despite all the ”downs”, i have learned to allow them to…
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Tzu Chi, AUC support St. Peters Community Garden
Doctors-in-training at American University of the Caribbean (AUC) School of Medicine and St. Maarten Tzu Chi Foundation volunteers helped bring the St. Peters Community Garden project closer to reality on Saturday, when they helped prepared the land for the major agricultural project. Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports Rita Bourne-Gumbs, who read about the volunteer…