The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is set to increase support to citrus farmers in effort to boost production in the sector. Press play to learn more on this edition of Calling Farmers.

The Ministry of Agriculture is doing tests at the Holland Estate Agro Economic Zone in St Elizabeth. The aim is to find the crops best suited to grow on the estate. Press play to find out more about the plans on this edition of Calling Farmers.

Jamaica’s citrus sector is valued between 5 to 7 billion dollars. Interim Chief Executive Officer at the National Fisheries Authority, Courtney Cole says the citrus industry remains lucrative despite the challenges of adverse weather conditions and disease. Press play to find out how the ministry plans to help farmers meet the growing demand for citrus products.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is encouraging young Jamaicans to take advantage of the business opportunities available in the sector. Press play to learn more about the opportunities available on this edition of calling farmers.

A bottle of honey is the reward for working with bees. Getting started is very simple if you have the right help. On this edition of Calling Farmers we share some tips on what you can do to maintain your hive. Press play to hear more.

Beekeeping is big business, and if you’re interested in learning how to start your own hive, today’s edition of Calling Farmers is for you. Listen to this edition of Calling Farmers as beekeeper Oronde McNeish shares the equipment you’ll need to get started.

If you’re curious about how to make honey, then today’s edition of Calling Farmers is for you. Stick around as beekeeper Oronde McNeish gives us a behind the scenes look at what his job is all about. Listen to this edition of Calling Farmers.

The Hague Showground in Trelawny will once again come alive for the annual Hague Agricultural and Industrial Show on February 20. Farmers and agro processors will be at the event to showcase the best of what Trelawny has to offer. Listen to this edition of calling farmers to learn more.