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Heat stress is defined by the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) as a situation in which the body is unable to expel excess heat, adding stress to the body and increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses and difficulties responding to existing vulnerabilities. They report that 1 in 4 children globally are exposed to frequent heat waves. In an...

Bonjour tout le monde. Hello everyone. On today’s programme we’ll be exploring the relationship between Jamaica and Haiti.

General Manager of the Coconut Industry Board is encouraging stakeholders to take advantage of opportunities for creating value-added products to expand profitability in the sector.

Government approves a further $150 million dollars for drought relief; New airline routes to come on stream for upcoming winter season; and police officers urged to complete Jamaica Constabulary Force Satisfaction Survey.

Today we tell you what you need to know about Aquaponics, another climate smart solution for farmers to grow crops.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, what’s the true value of movie? It captures the emotions, tells stories of our history, gives insight into our culture and way of life. To do all of that takes skill, talent and most importantly money. What if there was a way for you as a film maker to do what you...

Farmers are being encouraged to take advantage of incentives offered by the Coconut Industry Board geared at increasing production in the sector.

The 2023/24 school year commenced last Monday, September 4 which was also the first day attending Wolmer’s High Schol for Girls for Kaylei Riley, who was placed there after her outstanding performance in the 2023 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examination. Kaylei, a former student of Jessie Ripoll Primary School, said she was extremely proud and excited in the moment she...

How much do you know about the work of the Coconut Industry Board? Chief Technical Director in the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Mining, Orville Palmer gives us some insight on today’s edition of Calling Farmers