Farm Supplies Ltd. (FARMSUP) has once again come on board to support Guyana oldest Regatta, which continues to grow strong, the Bartica Easter Regatta.

Being held under the theme, “Dat Is It” and set to commence on April 5th with a launch at Mary’s Resort located at Bamford Point, this year’s activities that will run from April 5-21, this year’s activities is set to be the biggest.

Corporate support has always been one of the most significant pillars of the success of this event and FARMSUP has made its presence felt once again to ensure that the athletes for the multiple events and fans, experience a fabulous time.

Handing over the company’s contribution to the Bartica Regatta Committee was Senior Sales Coordinator of FARMSUP, Ms. Tracy Cox to Sheldon Kyte of the Regatta Committee.

The simple presentation took place recently and Ms. Cox expressed FAMSUP’s pleasure at being able to continue the partnership with this marquee event which sees thousands of local fans and hundreds from the diaspora, descending on the shores of Bartica during the Easter holidays.

“FARMSUP is more than happy to maintain our support of this event which is looked forward to by the many athletes for the different sport events and the fans alike. We understand it is not easy to pull off these mega events, so we are making our contribution to ensure that it is successful once again. We wish the organisers the best.”

Kyte, on behalf of the Regatta Committee and the community of Bartica expressed gratitude to Ms. Cox and FARMSUP for their continued support of the event, noting that they are putting the hard work to ensure an unforgettable experience is had by all in 2025.

Among the sport events organized are dominoes which will serve off on April 12 at the Bartica Community Centre, Football will kick off on April 14 also at the Bartica Community Centre, the powerboat races will be held on April 20-21 at the Golden Beach, Grass Track will take place on April 20 at Mora Point.

Athletics and the River Swim are also set to take place on April 20.