Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Green (second right), looks at a cabbage field in Bog Hole, during a tour of farms in Clarendon on Wednesday (July 17) to assess hurricane damage. Joining him are Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) senior managers (from left) Parish Manager for Clarendon, Wayne Reid; Principal Director for Field Services/Operations (Acting), Collin Henry; Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Marina Young; and Principal Director of Technical Services, Winston Simpson.
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Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Green (right), looks on as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA), Marina Young (centre) and Principal Director of Technical Services, Winston Simpson, highlight the effects of Hurricane Beryl on vegetable crops, during a tour of farms in Clarendon on Wednesday (July 17). The Minister met with farmers and outlined the recovery programme for the sector.Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Green (left), engages in conversation with farmer Delroy Green (right), during a post-Hurricane Beryl farm tour in Clarendon on Wednesday (July 17). The visit was to get a first-hand look at farms impacted by the passage of the hurricane and outline the recovery programme for the sector.
