In the aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic, it has become evident of the vital role the agricultural sector must play in ensuring the nation’s food security.Additionally, global conflicts and supply chain disruptions, and climate change has shown to have far-reaching effects on small island developing states obvious in the rise in food prices. These economic shocks were magnified by the over-reliance on food imports as over 90% of the food consumed in St Kitts and Nevis is imported. This means that there exists an untapped local market rife with business opportunities.   As a result of these shocks, the government of St Kitts and Nevis has refocused its attention on the growth and development of the agricultural sector. The new thrust is geared towards a more technologically driven agricultural sector. The main goal of that action is to further improve the food security of the federation by encouraging local production that can meet the market demand with as few disruptions as possible. With the renewed emphasis on agriculture, the federal government is enhancing the business climate to facilitate new investment opportunities within the sector.