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Denbigh Agricultural and Industrial Show '09
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Locally produced honey products

Model of a goat/sheep house detailing ventilation and space requirements

Goat milk products including cheese, soap, moisturizer and leather products

A miniature water feature using moss and flora grown at the Cinchona Botanical Gardens in the hills of St. Andrew

Patrons were given the opportunity to sample exotic dishes, including cassava chips and pancakes, which were made from locally grown crops.

Greenhouse technology demonstration

Tomatoes grown in hydroponic irrigation system

Patrons were given demonstrations of how rice is milled.

Rice mill

A typical backyard garden using both land and containers for cultivation.

A variety of crops - escallion, bell peppers and callaloo - are grown in containers

On display are fishing safety gear, namely: flashlight, flares, compass and life jackets.

The size of the certain pepper plants and the vibrant colours of the pods make them an option for decorative indoor planters

Enriching the soil is essential to healthy, productive cultivation

Flowers enthusiasts were treated to an extensive ornamental horticulture display

An indigineous Yellow Boa snake

Govenor General Dr. Patrick Allen (centre), along with Lady Allen (left) and Portia Simpson-Miller (right), former prime minister, enjoys the Denbigh entertainment package

Gardening in used tyres is an option for households with limited yard space

Decorative watermelon carving

One of the 13 parish booths showcasing their productivity and ingenuity

Inside a mechanical chicken feather picker

Mechanical chicken feather pickers come in various sizes

Using leaves from coconut fronds to make hats and other crafts

Taking a horse ride at Denbigh

Show goats tethered in wait for their debut to the patrons and judges

Patrons saw how cane is juiced using 'horsepower'

Agriculture Minister, Dr. Tufton, tries on a leather cowboy hat made from cattle hide.

Minister Tufton shows keen interest in these cassava bammies (cakes)

Dr. Christopher Tufton, agriculture minister, tries his hand at milking a cow

Agriculture State Minister, JC Hutchinson, awaits the start of the prize giving ceremony with other dignatories.

Transport Minister, Mike Henry, and Agriculute State Minister, JC Hutchinson, are rapt in conversation at the Road Safety booth

Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, and Agriculure Minster, Dr. Crhirstopher Tufton, meander through the throng to get close up to the best animals on show.

Guyanese President, Bharrat Jagdeo (centre), is being introduced to Donovan Stanberry (right), permanent secretary in the agriculture ministry, by Minister Tufton (left).

Permanent Secretary Donovan Stanberry (far right, first row) leads the tour of the agriculture ministry's booths at Denbigh

Loran Gooden (far right) describes the dishes on exhibit to Bharrat Jagdeo (2nd right), Guyanese president.

PM Bruce Golding and Permanent Secretary Donovan Stanberry seem to delight in the taste of the fare offered.

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