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Denbigh success

Published:Saturday | August 9, 2014 | 12:00 AM
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Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller (second right) gets a first-hand feel of one of the garden tractors as Jonathan Swire (left), Delta Supply Company Limited general manager, explains how it works during a tour of the Delta booth at the 62nd staging of the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in May Pen, Clarendon, on Sunday. Looking on are Senator Don Meredith of the Ontario Senate in Canada and Senator Norman Grant, chairman of the Denbigh Show Committee.- Jermaine Barnaby/Photographer
From left: Little Zahra and Nyra Powell take the driver's seat of a farming vehicle at the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show on Saturday, August 2.-Gladstone Taylor/Photographer
Shelly-Ann Bushay prepares cassava bammy at the Rural Agricultural Development Authority pavillion at the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show.
A number of fruits and vegetables on display at the recently concluded 62nd staging of the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in May Pen, Clarendon.
Andrea Whyte (left) offers a sample of chips to Brenda Gilzene, Michelle Gilzene (second right), and Brianna Scott (right) in the St James Pavillion.
Simeon Watson (left), a student of HEART Trust National Training Agency Ebony Park, demonstrates his safety bridge concept that is able to warn motorists if the water levels are too high to traverse the bridge. Looking on from right are Rosemarie Dill, Sherine Stevens, and Conroy Grindley.
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MAY PEN, Clarendon:THE 62ND staging of the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show has been declared a success. This year's staging of the three-day event was put on at a cost of $75 million, an increase of $15 million over last year.

The show saw the largest international delegation of 50 dignitaries from countries such as Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, as well as members from the Royal Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth.

Below are highlights.