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Many Jamaicans are showing interest in becoming beekeepers and starting their own apiary

Textile recycling is defined as reprocessing pre- and post-consumer textile waste for use in brand-new textile or non-textile goods.  In other words it extends the usable service life of textile products from one owner to another through practices such as borrowing, renting, trading, swapping, inheriting, thrifting among others. Dedicated to preserving the environment for the long term, 17-year-old Maria Greenland...

Safety and security is a priority when shopping for back to school supplies. On today’s programme, the Jamaica Constabulary Force shares some safety tips to help you shop strategically and safely.

Autopsy Suite 70 Percent Complete, Bauxite industry records 163 percent growth and Client Care Centre Coming for Labour and Social Security Ministry.

Shomar Lindsay is the winner of the Jamaica 4H clubs 2023 grow smart competition. Stay tuned to learn more about the project and his story on today’s edition of Calling Farmers

What if you’re on the bus going home and the person sitting beside you stopped breathing. Would you be able to help to save the person’s life? If you’re answer’s no, then the Heart Foundation of Jamaica would be able to help you with the skills you’ll need to do so. That skill is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or (CPR). HFJ is...

Jamaica 4H clubs agriculture officer Anthony Mitchell shares the benefits of setting up an aquaponics system on your farm.

As back-to-school shopping revs into high gear, major town centres and market districts will likely be at their busiest this weekend and next, ahead of start of school. School Bags, note and textbooks, uniform, shoes, and socks are but some of the school items that children and their parents will be out picking up, in last minute shopping. And with...

On today’s programme, we will explore social cases and the proposed solutions for this public health matter.

Aquaponics is one of the newest farming techniques being promoted by the Jamaica 4h clubs to youth farmers. Jamaica 4H clubs agriculture officer, Anthony Mitchell, tells the best crops to plant using this system.