Tour of Marilissa Farms, Trinidad & Tobago - The Largest Ruminant Farm in the Caribbean | GrownHome
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- We're grateful to the management and staff of Marilissa Farms for allowing us special access to give you a behind the scenes look at their process. Join host, Khristy Beharry-Renie as she explains the production process and gives information on the different breeds of sheep and goat at Marilissa.
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"Marilissa Farms is located on fifteen acres of lush grassland in Penal, Trinidad. Out of an intense passion for farming, the farm was originally developed as a hobby.
What started as a hobby farm developed into the largest small ruminant farm in the Caribbean.
Our farm currently consists of over 3000 goats, 4000 sheep, cattle, rabbits, llamas, miniature donkeys, Shetland ponies and a wide variety of birds and wildlife including but not limited to peacocks, macaws, parrots, geese, ducks and guinea birds just to name a few." - Source: www.marilissafarms.com
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I like the quality of this video. Its good to see such an organized farm in Trinidad and Tobago. I have hope for us feeding ourselves.
Nice video and good encouragement for other farmers to see. Shout out from Jamaica
An informative presentation of a well run state of the art goat's milk dairy.
Wow I didn't know we had that milking system technology in Trinidad. Well done
Me to i did not know and i live in trinidad
Located where
Why do you think Trinidad is so backward, really.
@@islandgirl3330 well first of all we don't advertise or showcase our local businesses in such a way that it draws interested personnel or tourists. A lot of successful stories are unheard of
@@nvidiasniper lmfao she went quiet 🤫 😂
I am really proud and amazed by your passion and the cleanliness and great vibration on this farm !
- Healthy happy animals
- surrounded by beautiful nature
- Technology and development
- Variety of animals
- A beauty woman who knows her Science and animals...and is happy and smiling ❤🌺🌺🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🌴🌴🌴💯💯
Wonderfully produced video with great information and the animals look clean and healthy
Thanks for sharing
Good
@shri.s mom.s kitchen Most of the farming done in Trinidad is done by Indians. It was like that since slavery was abolished and the black people who become the ex slaves went to Port'-of' Spain. The Indians who were brought in as indentured labourers was able to inherit a lot of land to do their farming decades after.. So when people shop they are supporting Indians. It was always like this when coming to agriculture. You all have to stop stressing on race. It is becoming like America with their division and hate. Indians own most of the businesses after the Syrians. Do not act as if people don't support Indians. This is also an international platform, so don't give people the wrong impression.
Just wonderful to see progressive agriculture in Trinidad and Tobago. This was enjoyable well done!
Very admirable work being done at your farm.
This is a good video showing livestock farming in the Caribbean
That’s fantastic never new that Farm exists. Great job and service
You can clearly see the love, passion and dedication in this farm. Please do a part 2 of the farmers.
I recently tried their sorrel and pineapple yogurts and they were extremely delicious! As someone who is lactose intolerant, I'll definitely be supporting them in the future.
Nice beautiful farm . Great info,nice video
I live in the uk and wil definitely visit your farm whenever i visit Trinidad. Your farm looks amazing,its good to know Trinidad and Tobago has such farming technology for milking farm.
Love your farm and goats❤❤❤
I love this.Agriculture is my favourite occupation.I grew up on a farm.As a child my parents were involved in planting rice, cash crop and cattle rearing. I have 28 years in the sugar industry.
I really enjoyed any documents in Agriculture.
God bless
hi do u sell rabbits by chance .
Bought that a few occasions in the grocery...yummy yummy is all i could say💯💯keep up the good work.
Hi, Khristy, this was informative and encouraging. I just looked at an equally encouraging video on a small goat farmer in Jamaica. Keep up the good work. Can we have another video, this time on free-run livestock?
You really know and love your goats it is really nice to see a woman in charge of this milk farm👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for this video. I am impressed by the seemingly cleanliness of the farm and the healthy animals. Congrats
Great place. Lovely healthy.looking animals. Llovely lass knows her job. Well said. Cute laugh. I used.to mind those same kind of goats as a boy. Even drank donkey milk. Sheep dumb but careful. Great way to go. May farm propsper and bacome tourist attraction for foreigners. Will sell TnT well. God bless.
I give full respect to you all for all the different animals on the farm my son will love to come see your farm
Hi this was wonderful. Informative and inspiring. Wanted to see more of your birds tho.
A Cemento
those birds are on the endangered species list
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Congratulations. This is the type of production that is needed in Trinidad. Large scale farms in order to spend less on importing food. Too much negative news are put out by the media about the country. You should include tours as part of the tourist sector. I am sure you can fit in one or two tours a month especially for schools. I would love to visit on my next trip. The goats are loving but unfortunately one day they will go to market.
Thanks for sharing. Greetings from 🇧🇿
Must say good job excellent
really enjoyed the video
Love seeing things from Back home😘
Would love a tour one day.
Great story of a successful agri-processing business in T&T. Trinidad also had one of the largest water buffalo population in the Caribbean, suitable for meat and milk production. Not sure what happened to that. However, as the Oil&Gas sector decline, a return to sustainable agriculture with family owned farms, will become increasingly necessary. A valuable lesson for Guyanese who are mostly intoxicated with new Oil.
Fuad, I couldn't agree more.
first time to see you , but I will be watching , you are a great teacher , see you again soon
Greetings from a cattle ranch in costa rica. Good luck !
Amazing videos, thanks for sharing. 👍
This video was very well done and very informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and for the positive feedback.
Good job Khristy
Keep up the good work very nice
Great Job
That's pretty cool. Never knew we had something like this in Trinidad
Largest in the Caribbean too!
Definitely interesting. Great video of your production sight. Animals look well kept.
Love Trinidad from India
Very impressive
Very good work keep it up
lovely farm
Lovely farm the animals looks very happy and healthy 😊❤️
Naresh Sammy Caribbean times supporting you
Nice farm
Beautiful presenter
Beblessedalways...continued success
Nice video beautiful ❤🇬🇾🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing. Love seeing the process of your business. Well done!!!
impressive..would love to visit
Khristy, and the person behind the camera...good job.
Thank you
@@eatahfood 💯
I like the content
#nice
So cool. Love this informative and educational experience. Hope to see more. Watching with my daughter. She is 6 years 👍☺️
Thank you for watching! Glad you and your daughter are enjoying the content!
The animals are very very nice and I like the ducks and the goat also the birds 😍❤️👌, and my name is reshma bhola and I am 23 years old ok thank you for letting me see the video with the animals ❤️💕❤️😊
Enjoyed the tour of that goat farm those goats look so friendly.it a pity they gotta be on our plate as food.i herd that goat milk is better than cows milk.Anyway I do not drink goat but I like goat cheese
I luv your video and I am going to look for your products at d grocery
Gyal yuh nice eh, oh gud.
I love animals
wow this is so nice keep it up love from Guyana
My loving country...T&T
Best wishes! Informative documentary.
God bless u girl u will live long u enjoy ur work most. Luv u
Looking damn good. Curry and some white rice.
🤣🤣🤣 dem goat does big enough to last all year
For years I have been saying Malissa Farms.... thank you for edifying me.
Lovely as seen in Trinidad lovely animals and well organized but one thing though do these animals go outside in the sunshine?
Such a nice video I have enjoyed it
Anyone here from Mrs.Boxhill's class. This is K'hill
Nice one from Nigerian
🔥🙌✊🙌💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 Proper maintenance, Quality, Quantity, and taking care of them ✊🥹🙌💯💯💯💯💯
Great! Keep it up !
Loved it 😊
She's beautiful ❤️
I'm gonna ring them tom and see if I can come on a tour. great video
Is there any tours for people who would love to come and check it out 💞💯
Country name
@@nagendrannagaratnam3658 trinidad
This very informative, thanks
I really love goat milk, but could never seem to find it in the grocery. How do I get the (seinan?) Goat milk which has less fat. Can I purchase retail from the farm if I come to penal? Thanks for putting up this video. Really enjoyed it.
I’m very impressed 👍
Which milk has the higher butter content? Is this sold separately or advertised differently?
good evening, i am from Suriname, where is this Farms, from 12 till 24 of march i was in Trinidad, i miss this Farms, next year trying to visit T & T once again,
Where is this farm located? It’s good to see young people involved in agriculture
Wow , i had no idea there was such a large farm as such. Can you let me know where in trinidad is this farm situated. This is what our country need more.
Looks like a nice farm
I hope that these animals are free range and are not treated with antibiotics and fed hormones. . I was raised in T'DAD and had goates. They were free range and all natural. The milk was DELICIOUS.
Omg my home town penal have not been in trinidad for awhile please hit me up how much for a whole goat thanks my next trip want to feast. World to penal good stuff. ps would like to come thur and visit the farm.
Do you make "paynoos" with the 1st day goat milk? Will like to taste it if you do?. But excellent farm you have there.
Great video. There is soo much money to be made in agriculture..
Georgous lady
well done...good editing
Wow this is great knowledge....I will look out for the goats milk on the shelves
Hi would love to pay your farm a visit, my family and I start to visit places of interest in Trinidad I think this would be a good place to visit
Do you all export milk ,cheese or poultry to Washington DC.
Hi, do you facilitate school trips?
Do you all have goat milk for individual sale
This is awesome. I am impressed well done.
God bless 🙏
Do they stay in pens all day, or are they free range?
Any tours
thanks for making it short
Beautiful, thank you...
Do you'll export goats through out the Caribbean?
Were you in Carifesta today?