Animal Husbandry Training in Trinidad & Tobago

Throwback to that time we spent the day on a farm learning about Animal Husbandry with Ravi Renie and other members of the TTGSS.
The Trinidad & Tobago Goat & Sheep Society in collaboration with the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation In Agriculture held a two day training session on animal husbandry. EAF was there on the second day to capture the interactive session.
#agriculture #husbandry
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[@thepoohbearful]

Love this. Please do more.

[@trininomad9293]

was thinkng about some goats, so this was good insight into their care. is this training offered regularly?

[@213_rjb]

Wow this was so informative! Badaiwi did they give the reason behind burning off the horns?

[@eatahfood]

Thanks! Can't remember what the reason was. Will see if I get Ravi or Khristy to explain.

[@khrisbeharry1745]

Removing the horn makes the animals less likely to cause harm to their owners and to each other. If they are kept together in in pens having horns can damage others if they fight.

[@shivamaraj7055]

Bird singing in video sounding sweet

[@kevinmohammed4164]

looking for some work

[@melnelo3875]

That poor goat was in such pain. Looked like he wanted to pass out after

[@SnowConeBoss868]

Sir what the seen

[@gasparillodriftbikecrew7046]

🙅🙅🙅🙅😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭