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On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, the National Fisheries Authority (NFA) reminds fishers of lobster season closure.

On Friday April 19 the Ministry of Education and Youth made the first stop on its Tertiary Recruitment Drive at Manchester High School in Mandeville in an effort to introduce students to the range of programme offerings available at various higher education institutions  Speaking at the Recruitment Drive, Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Marsha Smith,...

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, forty Fisherfolk in the parish of St. Ann now certified thanks to the Ministry of Agriculture.

CHEETAH Toys and more, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Youth and the Development Bank of Jamaica, has launched the ‘CHEETAH PEP’ app to enable students to sharpen their mental skills and tackle their exams with confidence. Describing the app as a gamechanger, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CHEETAH Toys and More, Paulette Trowers, says it...

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, St. Ann Farmers to benefit from new 5,000-Gallon Water Truck.

Resolution passed for minimum Wage Hike, Education Minister condemns student killing, and National Security Minister tables amendments to Interception of Communications Act

4-h clubs to expand its operational model to other Caribbean islands.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we talk about the government’s intervention to help boost production of small-scale farmers.

The Campion College Green Generation Club has been championing environmental awareness amongst the school student population through a number of environmentally friendly projects and activities. Co-president Jonathan Shaw says the club wants to increase the students' understanding of their personal responsibility in addressing climate change.

Agri Ministry building out infrastructure to support small farmers across the island.

On today’s programme, we share an update about the CARICOM free movement regime.

The Ministry of Education and Youth, in collaboration with Public Higher Education Institutions, will be hosting a series of Tertiary Recruitment Drives in Kingston, Manchester and St. James. This to provide increased opportunities for Jamaicans to access tertiary-level education. More than eighteen higher education institutions are slated to be present at the events and according to Senior Education Officer in...