In a collaborative effort to enhance livestock farming practices, representatives from Nutramix, a subsidiary of the CB Group, conducted an insightful seminar for local farmers in Antigua. The event, held at the Multipurpose Centre on September 23rd, was organized under the guidance of Mr. Adrian Hall, a seasoned livestock farmer, and Mr. Emanuel Peters, a Nutramix distributor. The seminar featured Dr. Gilbert Williams, a veterinarian, and Mr. Winston Thomas, Regional Sales Manager, who shared their expertise with approximately twenty attendees. Mr. Thomas opened the session with an overview of the CB Group and its subsidiaries, Newport Mill Ltd. and Nutramix, emphasizing the three pillars of successful livestock farming: good genes, good feed, and good management. He highlighted that while farmers have limited control over genetics and feed, effective management practices are within their grasp. Drawing from his dual experience as a sales manager and livestock farmer, Mr. Thomas offered practical advice to the participants. Dr. Williams followed with a detailed technical presentation, covering essential topics such as biosafety protocols, optimal coop construction, and animal health maintenance. He stressed the importance of deworming, vitamin supplementation, and vaccination schedules, while also advising against simultaneous deworming of entire herds. The seminar also addressed feed transition strategies, lighting requirements for layers, and the benefits of proper ventilation in poultry production. Despite challenging weather conditions, the event was well-attended and marked by active engagement from the farmers. Both speakers encouraged attendees to implement the recommendations to improve livestock health and productivity. The seminar underscored Nutramix’s commitment to supporting farmers with actionable insights and technical expertise.