I would like some advice from locals: A friend of mine who is a Bulgarian investor is planning to put a pig farm with a capacity of 250,000 + animals on the south end of Ambergris Caye. He is a very honest person, who believes that the business will bring money (and bacon export) to our country. Also, he is convinced that this will bring jobs to a lot of Belizeans. All he requires is that the town council will come up with a plan for the treatment of the sewage. He also plans to host the 31st. annual pig farmers convention on the island in 2008, and will need someone to blow a hole in the reef, so the container ships from Europe can bring in the frozen animals that will compete for the "pig of the year" prize.
As a professional "pig farms in the tropics" consultant, I truly appreciate any feedback from you guys.
Please forgive any bad grammar and spelling. I am a Greenland-Norway Chinese, who grew up with an Alaskan mother and a couple of siamese twin grand dads, so I ususally translate all my letters and postings from the original Afghan manuscript.