Community Invited to Listening Session: Your Chance to Shape Guam’s Agri-Future

Hey gamers and tech enthusiasts! If you’re in Guam and love the island as much as we do at Pantheon, there’s a community listening session coming up that’s totally worth your attention. Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 2nd, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the Dededo Senior Citizen’s Center. Yes, it’s a good excuse to step away from the screens for a bit!

This session, hosted by the Guam Department of Agriculture, is all about community engagement. They’re looking to hear from all of us—whether you’re a farmer, rancher, business owner, or just someone interested in the natural resources of our beautiful island. It’s a great opportunity to influence the future of agriculture and how it ties into sustainability in a tech-driven world, especially as we explore innovations like Web3.

You can expect a mix of topics at this meeting that touch on everything from hemp regulations (we know a few of you are curious about that) to animal health fee schedules and biosecurity measures. It’s a chance to dive deep into how our island manages its farming, especially when it’s important for those of us who love local produce in our gaming fuel snacks—like the mouthwatering dishes we get from Chamorro BBQ!

But it’s not all about regulations and policies; this is also an open forum for your questions and comments. Chelsa Muña, the Director of the Guam Department of Agriculture, emphasizes that this is your stage to ask anything and express your ideas. You can help shape policies that can positively affect Guam’s future, blending the old-school agricultural roots with new-age tech trends we’re all about.

So, whether you’re curious about the endangered species list or want to know more about how these discussions fit into the future of our island’s ecosystem, come on down to share your thoughts. It’s your chance to get plugged into the community and be part of something bigger than just gaming—to become a key player in Guam’s agricultural landscape. Let’s keep our island thriving!