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Coconut farmers, take your operations to the next level by investing in technology on your farm.  The Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute makes some recommendations on today’s edition of Calling Farmers

Applications now open for the TPDCO tour guide training programme for Ocho Rios. And later, a nutritional tip.

Whether it involves adults or children, conversations about sex can be difficult to have. But in the interest of promoting safe and healthy lifestyle practises across the parish of Hanover, the Hanover Health Department continues to devise creative strategies to engage residents and ensure the messages about safe sex practices make a lasting impact.

Several fisher folk across the island to benefit from Pelagic fishing training under a World Bank funded project.

What you do after you catch fish at sea is important to ensure fish reach the market fresh.  Stay tuned to learn post harvesting practices on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

On this week’s Healthline we explore the importance of medical imaging services in helping doctors diagnose health challenges.

The National Fisheries Authority is working on a project to boost the production of fish feed on the island.

We recap the fun activities of the 2024 Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.

While many disabled persons continue to face challenges as they seek greater acceptance within our society, strides are being made to create a more inclusive Jamaica where the rights of people with disabilities are upheld.

The University of the West Indies School of Radiation Technology to host its inaugural Radiography Conference. And later a nutritional tip.

Over 500 million dollars to be spent to construct new tilapia hatchery in St Catherine.

The Agri Linkages Exchange continues to provide significant value to farmers who sell directly to the tourism sector.