How did the belizens in Beka Lamb make a living?

In "Beka Lamb," the characters in Belize primarily make a living through agriculture and small-scale farming. Many families cultivate crops such as sugar cane and vegetables, while others engage in trade or work in local shops. Additionally, some characters pursue education and jobs in the burgeoning sectors of the economy, reflecting the social and economic changes happening in Belize during the time period of the story. The community's reliance on agriculture highlights the cultural and economic ties to the land.