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Migratory Full Time Beekeeping Farms

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Rio Claro-Mayaro is the top region by migratory full time beekeeping farms in Trinidad and Tobago. As of Second half 2011, migratory full time beekeeping farms in Rio Claro-Mayaro was 2 that accounts for 28.57% of Trinidad and Tobago's migratory full time beekeeping farms. The top 5 regions (others are Sangre Grande, Couva-Tabaquite-Talparo, Diego Martin, and Penal-Debe) account for 100.00% of it. Trinidad and Tobago's total migratory full time beekeeping farms was estimated at 7 in Second half 2011.

Number of Goats, Number of Rabbits, Number of Sheep, Joint Partnership, Individual/ Household/ Sole Proprietor, Livestock, Crop Area by number of holders, Other, Agricultural Activity, Farm Holders, Number Of Beekeeping Farms, Full Time Beekeeping Farms, Part Time Beekeeping Farms, Permanent Beekeeping Farms, Migratory Beekeeping Farms, Migratory Part Time Beekeeping Farms, Full Time Permanent Beekeeping Farms, Part Time Permanent Beekeeping Farms, Wax Quantity Produced, Honey Quantity Produced, Permanent Labour, Occasional Labour, Hired Casual Labour, Unpaid Casual Labour, Hired Occasional Labour, Hired Permanent Labour, Unpaid Permanent Labour, Unpaid Occasional Labour, Farming Constraints, Casual Labour, Prae-dial Larceny, Pests and Diseases, High Costs of Inputs, Marketing Problems, Poor/ No Access Roads, Other, Farming Constraints, Difficulty in Obtaining Labour, Financial Problems/Credit Facilities

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