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If you farm on a hillside and your crops keep washing away when it rains, then today’s programme is for you. Stay tuned to learn more about a technique called contouring on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

48,000 Farmers Registered for Hurricane Beryl Relief Support, JUTC to Resume Student Drop Off and Pick up at CMU, and Nursery Opens at South Camp Correctional Facility.

                      The Overseas Examinations Commission (OEC), breaks ground for its billion-dollar cutting-edge Multipurpose facility in Kingston, cementing its mission to increase its service offerings!

                      A local non-profit is Pursuing Freedom with their Sip & Paint initiative supporting women impacted by human trafficking! Stay tuned to find out who is truly “Sharing the Love.”

The Louise Bennett-Coverley Primary School, situated in the St. Andrew East Rural hills, is embarking on a journey of revitalization and realignment under the leadership of Principal, Sheena Taylor Morgan, implementing a dynamic strategy to improve the teaching and learning experience for students.

Government exploring options for a complete redesign of greenhouses to make them more resilient to hurricanes and other natural disasters.

 In a world increasingly interconnected, the health of humans, animals, and the environment are inextricably linked. To mitigate against new and re-emerging health threats the Ministry of Health and Wellness has launched its One Health Project. The project is being executed in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Mining, the private sector with funding from the United States...

Agriculture Minister, calling for local engineering industry to develop machinery and equipment to improve productivity in the agriculture sector.

The transformation journey for the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is ongoing and is grounded in the pillars of its mantra of people, quality and technology. On today's programme we take a closer look at the people pillar.

Total health and wellness have many factors, such as getting a good night’s sleep, physical activity, spiritual and mental wellbeing and of course eating a healthy diet.  On today Healthline, we’ll zero in on eating a healthy diet as this plays a critical role in providing us with the nutrients our body needs for our survival

The Jamaica Institution of Engineers (JIE) marked September 15–21 as Engineers’ Week, a time when engineers from the Caribbean and beyond come together for the JIE Engineers Week Conference & Expo, held under the theme “Preserving a Legacy Embracing Sustainability and Driving Technology”.