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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...

Over 100 farmers to benefit from improved irrigation infrastructure and equipment at Ebony Park Agro Park.

About a year and half ago, Campion College 6th former, Rhys Greenland, was walking on campus when he heard the call of a baby owl in distress. The bird had fallen from its nest and was stuck on a low hanging branch.  With no way to get the owl back into the nest and no mother owl in sight, Rhys...

Ministry of Agriculture moving to complete the Essex Valley Agriculture Development Project (EVADP) in St. Elizabeth.

Banana Diagnostic workshop underway on the island

As the country grapples with the ongoing drought conditions the Government has set in motion various strategies to mitigate its negative impact.

Government increasing support to farmers as part of drought mitigation measures across the island.

On today's programme, we feature highlights from launch of the 10th biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference.