**8. Recommendations**

It appears a pressing need for government agencies to develop a policy that encourages farmers to grow climate-resistant crops. This holistic policy should provide support for acquiring, growing, and selling these crops. Acquiring and distributing climate-resilient species of crops to famers is crucial. It is important that farmers are educated on the types and species of crops that are less vulnerable to the local effects of climate change as part of this policy. However, in instances where farmers switch to crops, such as citrus, that are naturally resilient to climate change but have long growth periods, government agencies can provide support to assist in crop sales. Other mechanisms for supporting farmer growing long-term crops should also be considered. The revenue obtained from selling long term crops would have to sustain farming activities and general expenditure for a long period. Government agencies can assist farmers in acquiring larger farms that can help generate income that is more sustainable.

Moreover, it is recommended that the government and/or authorities could initiate launching adaptation measures and associated programmes to educate and enforce climate-sensitive farming practices. An expansion of this study should be carried out to examine various adaptation techniques currently used by farmers. Useful information and relevant publications on adaptation techniques should be distributed to farmers.

**Author Contributions:** Conceptualisation, C.C.-L.V.; Methodology, C.C.-L.V., Writing— Original Draft Preparation, C.C.-L.V.; Writing—Review and Editing, K.F.P.; Supervision, K.F.P.

**Funding:** This research received no external funding.

**Acknowledgments:** I acknowledge the administrative assistance from Oneica Virgil-Solomon, Dyanne Virgil and Carlton Seaforth.

**Conflicts of Interest:** The authors declare no conflict of interest.
