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Prime Minister shares figures for road damage from Tropical Storm Ian, House Passes bill to indemnify National Irrigation Commission and Jamaica in the midst of influenza season.

Sugar Cane Farmers across the island have welcomed the new fertilizer technology introduced by Hi-Pro.

Firearms amnesty to begin this weekend; Kingston Public Hospital to be overhauled; and Govt to increase annual allocation for constituency beautification.

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we give you an update on what’s happening in Jamaica’s sugar industry

Tropical Storm Ian causes 889 million dollars in road damage; Funds earmarked for rural and secondary road repairs island-wide; Country in the midst of the flu season.

Government looking to further reduce non-revenue water wastage across the island. Join me in the environment corner for the details.

   

Murders down in areas targeted under Operation Relentless II, Business confidence high among private sector and Parliamentarian calls for Mandatory Traffic School for reckless drivers.

Private sector company Hi-Pro introduces new fertilizer blend to the market.