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Plantain farmers encouraged to capitalize on selling ripe fruits locally as they fetch a higher price.

Prime Minister declares Zone of Special Operations in Parade Gardens, commissions major Kingston Wharves development projects and announces changes to Cabinet.

Cove Primary School gets new walkway courtesy of private sector foundation

The Jamaica Banana Board is reporting that production levels for the crop are on the rise.

Introduction of insurance schemes, increased opportunities for youth farmers, expansion in crop production and rise in exports. These are among the major achievements of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries during 2021. Stay with us as we take a closer look at the Ministry’s Year in Review.

On this week’s Arts Page, 10 Jamaicans awarded under one of the oldest award schemes of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, the 124-year-old Musgrave Awards.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, New Agriculture Minister and State Minister to oversee the re-building of the sector.

On this week’s House Matters: COVID-19 containment measures extended for 2 weeks; 2021-22 budget to be increased by a further 25.8 billion dollars; and 60 per cent of public school students report to school during first week of face-to-face classes.

We share updates from the Ministry of Education and Youth, about measures in place to keep children safe while they are in the school environment for face-to-face classes.

More improvements in social housing, a thriving BPO Sector despite the pandemic and capital projects underway. These and more in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation's Year in Review.

Coming up in today’s edition of Calling Farmers…..4H clubs in Trelawny is helping ordinary Jamaicans enter the agriculture industry through free online training

COVID-19 Measures Extended to January 27, current budget to increase by a further 25.8 billion and 20 Million Dollars In Grant Funding Available for Community-Based Organisations and Committees from the SDC.