Members of the Jamaica Pig Farmers Association are moving towards larger, more profitable pig farms, which have brought new challenges in management and record keeping. With the help of USAID, association members are now on their way to achieving their goals of improved record keeping and farm management systems. Volunteers from the United States traveled to Jamaica to introduce basic record keeping principles and to train farmers on a computerized record keeping program. As one volunteer said, “It was extremely rewarding to see the enthusiasm of all the participants in the workshop as they started to realize the power of the database and how it could help improve their efficiencies.” Association members now have more of the tools needed to manage larger farms and to benefit from breeding programs.