Visit to a Pawpaw / Papaya Farm in Trinidad & Tobago

[@krizday7375]

This farmer knows a lot. He is a blessing to the country for thinking long term

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

I just love Trinidad so much! Trinidad is my international first love. First time on a plane, first time out of America. First time experiencing a real carnival and such a beautiful culture. Trinidad will Always be special to me in my heart. 🤗💞🇹🇹

[@twinflames4249]

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[@vetasmith1953]

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[@francesvidal589]

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[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

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[@carralumsden8853]

My best friend is from Trinidad and is so lovely and calm. Will make someone a very good partner again eventually. Married 10years and a very good father and son. Love ❤🙏🏼💯👑

[@negus7984]

Thank mr Haywood from us in 🇯🇲 his plea is the same for us here, we need to supply food for our Caribbean people first, cut down on imported food and sell the excess outside the region. One love

[@Grenadafoodforest]

The elders are such an important resource with all that information inside them. The challenges that he describes are very similar to what we face here in Grenada. Big up all growers. If it was not for farming we would not even have civilization as we know it today. Love THE Elders.

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

I agree 💯👍

[@davidmiles-hanschell]

Mr Haywood is a Trinidadian agriculturalist/horticulturalist whose efforts in the face of difficulty are worthy of emulation and praise.

[@eatahfood]

Well said! 💯🙏🏿

[@deliafernandez3870]

Trinidad is blessed with such fertile soil. They are blessed!

[@kalonkoi6113]

Paw paw is the best fruit ever and this video was very refreshing ...

[@pamelaneveu5886]

Thank you eatafood for bring this farm programme. And to mr Haywood for his knowledge and experience. Watching from Jamaica.

[@camecex]

Yes E.A.F. Keep bringing more content like this. Excellent

[@eatahfood]

Thank you! Will definitely try to bring more stuff like this for 2022!

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

@@eatahfood Looking forward to it! 🤗🕊️

[@denisekotz5855]

This is beautiful God bless this farmer and the others of this country who feed the people help the economy....greeting from USA

[@carltonrowe443]

This my first time seeing your videos, i am a jamaican who love farming and this vlog inspired me even more. Thank you!

[@deliafernandez3870]

God bless all the farmers without them we would be struggling. I have utmost respect for the farmers.

[@radharampaul742]

Sooo wonderful to see mr.haywood doing so welll😃😃

[@wesleyramnath463]

Loved this video. Very educational and informative. Mr. Haywood is very knowledgeable and experienced about agriculture. You can hear the pain in his voice when e speaks about what we should have in Trinidad.

[@forward_ever_ever2595]

Wow....i buy his produce in the Tunapuna market....and his son is always there with him....keep up the good work brethren

[@devongannes7767]

thank you mister haywood for your works. big up the "eatahfood" team. it's truly a shame that more trini's, especially younger people are not into their roots. I LOVE TRINIDAD!

[@phillianphillips5409]

Thank you for your years of service to this country

[@VaughnJames]

Wow this video have so many teachable moments I don’t know where to start but I feel fortunate that I came across it.

[@SHDcakery]

Trinidad and Tobago Support your Farmers please. Well done Mr. Harewood I am in London and just looked at this wonderful post on Utube. Keep up the Faming and God's Blessing to You. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@carralumsden8853]

35-40years. Very impressive. Lovely farm. I know this video will be good. Thank you for sharing Peace and Blissings

[@sharonthomas3711]

Thank you for the history. Always a pleasure knowledge is power. As always Trinidad and Tobago is a paradise.

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

It really is a paradise 🕊️ 🤩

[@dmunchman]

And they are still saying nothing good can come from Laventille . Mr Haywood and many more are good products . Respect all the time and thanks much for eatahfood .

[@albertchase6010]

Love the presentation. Trini for life missing the love 💯🇹🇹

[@suzyfarms]

Love you all in Trinidad. Great agricultural content from our brothers in Trinidad. Greeting from Africa motherland. Will be showing off my farm on my channel too.

[@maybelmungin1138]

Just discovered this video. Thank you Mr. Haywood for the Deja Vu. Got a smile on my face. You brought me back to my early Twenties in Sweet Trini when you mentioned Mr, Hinds and Mr, Robinson. Really enjoyed listening to your knowledge and experiences. On my next visit, will try to visit you at Frederick St in theTunapuna Market . Continued Health and Safety'

[@trinimickey6953]

Much love for my country an our hardworking honest people like pops here an his lovely story ❤ build his own paradise nothing good happens over night much respect to him 🙏👏👏

[@M2a3i]

I love his passion for what he does! I pray he gets the resources & help he needs!! I pray a younger person learns from him & keeps it going

[@gabrielsamson8142]

God bless you T, Haywood with your pawpaw farm. Best fruits to eat. I filled up my fridge with ripe pawpaws from the Philippines.

[@hillisbyer4452]

Keep making content like this. Maybe our local farmers can start doing tours and allow people to come for the day and pick (for a fee of course) like how people go Apple and strawberry picking in other countries

[@eatahfood]

That's a great idea. Thank you!

[@cathyferron3088]

Love this man we need you in Jamaica

[@beulahmayers5522]

GOD Bless YOU And Keep You SIR LIVE LONG STAY STRONG CONGRATULATIONS .

[@jusreapfarmstv]

Great job Sir. Nuff love from 🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@zabocathief602]

A real education 🥭🥭🥭

[@iandaley750]

Thank you teach the younger generation to do forming you have to do forming to feed the people of Trinidad keep doing your forming good job I love forming I love see the ground provision and fresh fruits on the trees be safe God bless you take care

[@susanbachan-ramrattan799]

This video is so wholesome and nice listening and learning so much from these two.

[@lifeirony]

Terrance surely seems like such a humble soul.

[@rubydejesus9119]

I can see the love of farming with this senior. Beautiful papaya, all shape and sizes. Papaya is very expensive in the U.S. it's by the pound.

[@anthonylushington3605]

You have to have mechanism small farming equipments which it has John Deere and other products to help people do farming you cannot give them antiquated tools to work with I'm not a government of trying to be good being given people land way back in the seventies to do at the culture but you have to give them mechanism farming does not work with a cutlash and a whole again this was a good program that has sold your snowdeal on this Podcast and I hope the agricultural department in Trinidad will go forward and help these people that you have to do to mechanism free to go forward the culture very good

[@dapperlevi8288]

Wonderful video to encourage farming. Thank you.

[@acctsupsvc6454]

Thanks for the lovely video...blessings 🇯🇲🙏

[@reshmagopaul6113]

Sweet T&T such a beauty

[@frankaird232]

Well done that was very interesting I learn a lot about papaya and I’m all the way in Orlando

[@marydass3411]

I read on google the seeds good for parasites in your intestines the leaves may help balance blood sugar anti oxidant have vitamin A and E also treat with dengue fever. Also hope some of the younger folks could get interested in farming.

[@eatahfood]

That's great info. Thanks for sharing

[@ClaudineBJimdar-RoweCV]

Our families are in Trinidad. These countries are important.

[@kendallroache5058]

This has been my dream for the last 8 years, to come back home and farm. And i am POS Nelson Street born and raised just like him. Hate the smell of paw paw, but I love eating it.

[@moonisharamesar3857]

What an inspiration to everyone.Terrace looks awesome.I am calculating his age😀😀😀😀😀

[@keishoncharles8006]

Good video.

[@anthonygrosvenor9611]

Thanks for the video and the information. May God continue to give u life and stregth to continue.

[@WaGGTv2]

Watching n learning all the way from Kenya. Much love lets farm

[@daughterofafrica]

Awesome work! Hoping to visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇰🇪

[@coolweatherfarmer]

I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@Dadgental]

Salam, Salam, Salam uncle thanks for your time and support for this video it’s really been productive and successful lesson. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sandraSL123]

Loved this so much. The warm down to earth vibes is the best past. Pawpoi is gooooood 😍😊 😋. The interviewer did a great job. Bring she back Badawi

[@lesteralleyne5591]

Good job well-done remember of my days back home feeling home sick watching this video.

[@nvidiasniper]

Wow Guys 👍 I really enjoyed this interview. Good Audio/ Video Quality, Very Informative, great Sense of Humor & Funny. Thanks for the upload 🌴

[@HussainAli-hj5my]

THESES INFORMATION IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE YOUNG GENERATION

[@ingridvialva156]

Hi I love his work 🎉 I am a very small farmer at home ❤

[@stanleyglover5534]

Just found you and subscribed to your channel. Love the content soo much . Blessings 😍🙏

[@Maria-bs3ie]

Great work. Am inspired, have a small backyard garden and would like to go further. Farming is wonderful..

[@augreybaker9800]

Such a beautiful field seeing all those lovely fruits hanging from the trees those are what they call Organic from field to table if you’re importing the fruits at what stages you pick them to prevent ripping early. 🍉🥭

[@agrietcrypto]

Great job How to do to have pawpaw harvesting during 2 years and keep that size?? Not too tall

[@rrnn6472]

So lovely to see. I'd love to visit next time in T&T...tired of these "picked green forced ripe imposters" that are sold in the supermarket!

[@leoniekarcher3163]

Blessings from the U K🇯🇲🇬🇧

[@Africa1000]

Nothing beats a fresh papaya.. pick it ripe. Leave it a day or two and you're in heaven. The ones in the supermarket cannot compare. It's almost like you're eating a different type of fruit.

[@gpierre4878]

Goodn god blessing agriculture is part of our history iam so happy we are going back to the land adios

[@gpierre4878]

Goodm or buenos dias gracias or thankyou

[@gpierre4878]

Goodm or buenos dias gracias or thankyou so much all these fruits is the creator blesssing to human way to go and as some one say use for tourism invite the world to vist the farm all you have todo is put health standard in place rise as the sun get fun in your agriculture get abook for all who visit to sign so at the end of the the total visit sell your fruits and let god do the rest for you he will open door adios

[@critanandboodhonee6503]

critanand from mauritius island wow what a great place love to visit one day

[@mikega1252]

I love farmers cause when you grow food you do not have to depend on the government system as much. The Creator created everything for us to survive on this planet without money.

[@tonyr3060]

Awesome video.just love it

[@claudettejackson9676]

Wow! that's beautiful.

[@kirkbrandt9255]

The leaves are medicinal in tea or fresh juiced not many talking about this also raw papaya vinegar value added product

[@valencia81750]

Beautiful farm!

[@mannymoseley4005]

Great content, keep up the good work. Agriculture is our survival🙏

[@joshanderson7358]

Well done and best wishes for the future.

[@tommyi4369]

Beautiful video I’m happy for some Paws now

[@Jnluk68]

T 8:58 his my first time seeing your vidéo, i am a Réunion Island from Indian Océan who love firming and allow people help the economy... God bless this former and others of this country. Viva paw-paw Bowl ..very good!🎉❤

[@antoinettewilliams8379]

Farmers insurance, brilliant idea Mr. Heywood. Farmers money can work for them. If done in transparence and without corruption, all farmers can benefit, hills, valley, riverside etc.

[@paradise_868]

I would love for you guys to come Tobago and visit my parents garden

[@ganeshpersaud5948]

Thank u for sharing

[@alt-w7130]

How can you know a male paw paw tree from a female tree

[@utilitygirl9515]

the blossons are different

[@davidt3698]

The male seedling is tall and skinny, even the leaves are skinny. The reason for this is the male must get tall to get the pollenators to it, before they visit the female plants. Greetings from Australia

[@veronprehay1002]

Do you intercrop with the papaya

[@alberthajoseph95]

I love paw paw..

[@valencia81750]

How do I do you prevent fruit flies from laying eggs in the papaya

[@wainfoster5933]

Papaya frames looking good 👍😊😊😁

[@wainfoster5933]

I need to learn about the papaya amazing am real Jamaican

[@ReapingWhatYouSow]

Excellent video.👍

[@azardkhan9312]

I will like to visit ur farm...where ar u located ???

[@nyambemundopu1168]

Nice video, very educative insofar as pawpaw (papaya) growing is concerned. By the way, what's the name of this variety of pawpaw?

[@bobsmith8124]

Crazy how big the fruits are compared to the tree

[@maxmax-mv1oe]

Hi guys, I am in the US and would love to buy some seeds from some different varieties of seeds of these papayas, do you think it is possible. Especially the smaller varieties...Thx

[@viv4419]

Me too. Also in US.

[@lenoresamuel7422]

This is awesome

[@blueboy4616]

How to get in contact with him?

[@Bushman1083]

Pow pow ball is best.

[@paulramsewak3222]

There is a lot of truth behind what Terrence is saying. But, he needs to be reminded that my father Mr. Ramsewak (Deceased)is the one that got him and many like him access to his land that he now leased. There are so much to say about the farmers of Caura, that my story will take forever. Shango, was the first rastafarian that was introduced to the Caura valley, where he occupied a parcel of land by the corner of Caura Royal rd and Tumbasund Valley. Shango bought in Terrence, and he was introduced to Mr. Ramsewak, who was the president of the farmers association there, at the time. My father did a lot for the farmers, but as usual, the Ministry of Agriculture, never assisted farmers. From Terrence speech, it looks like nothing have changed then and now. Good luck and hope someday life would get better for farmers in TnT.

[@KenroyLewis-b1o]

Where can I get papa se Ed to buy

[@richardndungu1366]

Exallent,,you can add a bucket of farmyard manure to the mother plant/becomes more healthy

[@johnnyleonard4482]

Nice!

[@meskeremshumie872]

ho my god i have a big back yared but its empty i wish like you plant i have 👏👏👏👏

[@antoinettewilliams8379]

Love the pawpaw info. A good curry pawpaw with coconut milk with dada roti yum-yum. I also use the leaves for medicine

[@leoniekarcher3163]

WAS LOVELY TO HEAR SO MUCH ABOUT THE THE PAPAW.I LOVE THEM ..I AM JAMAICAN AND MY FATHER WAS A FARMER.HE HAD THE LARGEST FRUITS.HE TOOK THEM TO THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW AND RECEIVED FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES EVERY YEAR.BLESSINGS TO THE FARMERS.THE PUMPKINS ARE SO NICE.

[@sylvieishwardeen6544]

Lovely

[@vake506]

Nice video 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@Tnecks]

Agriculture is patience

[@limagibbs4780]

Longing to get a piece of land to fulfill my need to plant.

[@steveoutar5937]

Nice

[@winstonseecharan5772]

I am not lucky in planting pawpaw when I plant I get a few when I see it grow for itself and maintain it I get plenty more