Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

Hop Farms I have mentioned a few occasions about having farms on Gonave, which will help with the island’s overall economy.   This can lead to selling goods to other communities and countries, which again is why farming can be something that is easy to implement   with good results. Given that I have a brewery often I need different type of grains and hops to make the beer that my customer’s like.   Having my own farm which would grow these grains and hops will lower costs, and also create additional jobs, and possibly lead to exporting of these hops and grains. Hops come back every year and given that I will create beers that are specific to Gonave, I will research what would be the best grains, and hops that can grow on the island. In addition to hops and specialty grains, I also mentioned before that honey farms could also be created.   These types of farms produce a high yield but have a much smaller footprint than other types of farming. ...

One of natures best gifts is honey.  Organic honey is becoming very popular, and with this demand, Gonave could benefit. Bee farmers produce large volumes of honey at a time, and these bee hives can be placed on a very small plot of land.  So a few farmers could produce enough honey to supply not only all of Gonave, but the entire Caribbean. Honey can even be stockpiled in warehouses to be used out over time.  Honey never spoils or goes bad.  So this is a product that can easily be a cash crop that produces high yields, low cost, and little time management. Go Gonave!