Predictions that some players in the poultry industry could feel the burn of the extreme heat, with losses expected in the coming months linked to heat stress.
That’s why the Barbados Agricultural Society is gearing up to help farmers beat the heat and hopefully stem any deaths linked to heat stress.
Chief Executive Officer, James Paul has been speaking to CBC News about the situation.
The BAS CEO is now urging farmers to take quick action if they see the heat is affecting their flock.
He assures the BAS stands ready to assist.
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