37K views · 535 reactions | The first batch of black belly sheep arrived in Guyana from Barbados in August, and have already been distributed to farmers. Other mutton producers are eagerly awaiting the arrival of more sheep, as they anticipate great successes from this flagship project piloted by President Dr Irfaan Ali. Here is our Berbice correspondent Andrew Carmichael with this story… | Television Guyana Inc. | Facebook

5.1K views · 989 reactions | The Racehorse and the Black Belly Sheep at Pebbles Beach in @beautiful.barbados | Beautiful Barbados | Facebook

4.3K views · 65 reactions | Eric "Archieball Cox" Lewis, explains the importance of the black belly sheep industry to Barbados and encourages black belly sheep farmers to take part. Interested persons contact the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security at 535-5100. | Barbados Government Information Service | Facebook

WATCH || First batch of Barbados Black Belly Sheep arrives in Guyana | Department of Public Information

1.9K views · 24 reactions | BARBADOS BLACK BELLY SHEEP IN FOCUS The preservation of the Barbados belly sheep is again on the discussion table. | CBC News Barbados | Facebook

3.5K views · 33 reactions | The second batch of the black belly sheep from Barbados arrived in Guyana last week, Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha told the News Room on Wednesday. With the arrival of this second batch of sheep, the minister noted that the sheep must be tested for diseases while quarantined before they can be introduced to the conditions in Guyana. The first batch of 132 sheep arrived in August. Another 1,000 sheep are expected to arrive in Guyana. | News Room | Facebook

3.7K views · 55 reactions | Following the arrival of some 132 black belly sheep from Barbados on August 04 2022, the remaining batches to make up the promised 1,000 sheep are expected to arrive in Guyana during the month of November. | News Room | Facebook

2K views · 3 comments | Barbados Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir has assured Guyanese authorities that the remaining batches of blackbelly sheep will arrive in Georgetown this month. The delay in the arrival of the remaining sheep has stalled the full rollout of the project locally. Lazeena Yearwood reports. | News Room | Facebook

WATCH || Remaining set of black belly sheep to arrive soon from Barbados - Minister Mustapha | Department of Public Information | Facebook