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CAEPAREP 200 farmers continued using it. Even after the project ended the keeping of the Record Book was a requirement for farmers to be eligible for the annual Ministry of Agriculture Farmer Field Competition in Antigua. A paper was presented on Farm and Home Management Extension as an Agribusiness Approach Lessons from the CAEP-AREP in the Caribbeanat an International Conference on Innovations in Extension and Advisory Services Nairobi Kenya November 2011. This paper has been published in the Conference Proceedings. httppublications.cta.intenpublicationspublication1773 Regional Agricultural Policy Professor Pemberton contributed extensively to the agricultural research programme of the CARICOM Secretariat especially in the area of Food and Agricultural Policy.He was part of a Research Team led by Lloyd Rankine that developed a linear programming model that formulated a rationalized plan for implementation of the Regional Food and Nutrition Strategy in 1984-1985 in terms of regional country production targets and trade patterns. Then in 1996 his research contributed to the formulation of the CARICOM Regional Transformation Programme for Agriculture which was incorporated in Chapter IV of the Revised Treaty establishing the CARICOM community as a basis for elaborating national and regional strategic policy and plans to accelerate agricultural transformationgrowth and development. Economic Behaviour in Agriculture An important and continuous research quest of Professor Pember- ton has been to explain economic and managerial behaviour in agriculture and the consequences of such behavioural patterns. This research has involved studies of motivational characteristics of farmersas well as dynamics within agricultural industries to answer questions such as Why do farmers prefer to remain small and sedate in rural areas rather than maximizing profits and expanding to become mega farmers Why has the cocoa industry declined so significantly in Trinidad and Tobago Why were banana farmers in the Windward Islands slow to diversify out of bananasas they were urged to do Should farmers really plan their farming based on the concept of Petit Careme Selected Publications C.Pemberton and K.Mader-Charles.2005.Ecotourism as a Means of Conserving Wetlands Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics Vol.372 August 2005463-474. PembertonC.2002.Nariva Eco-toursDeveloping Community-based Eco-tourism in a Coastal Wetland in Trinidad and Tobago in Balancing People and Resources - Interdisciplinary Research and Coastal Areas Management in the Wider Caribbean International Development Research Council CARICOM Fisheries Unit International Ocean Institute University Laval.Editorial UNAHeredia.Costa Rica. Pemberton Carlisle and Marsha Fridie. Valuing environmental damage and determining best use of the Nariva Swamp. Institute of Marine Affairs.6th Annual Research Symposium.July 20-221999 43