A local small farmer has branched out into growing a variety of foreign fruits.
When the Business Report visited ‘Little into Much’ Farm in Redmans Village, St. Thomas, plants including strawberries, english apples and blackberries were on show.
Farm Manager Diaberry Forde says the farm was started as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
She makes her own compost and says there’s a bit of trial and error involved in successful cultivation.
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