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The Manchester Infirmary was recently on the receiving end of supplies from an unlikely source -tertiary student Ramona Duhagan. Ramona says she chose the project as a class assignment and decided to partner with the Mandeville Hotel to host a breakfast luncheon to raise funds to purchase the supplies.

Jamaica’s tourism sector showing signs of recovery following massive fall out due to the COVID 19 pandemic. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

Over 300 farmers in St Andrew and St Thomas benefit from water management and drip irrigation project.

Many Jamaicans are starting to grow their own food right in their backyards. One such person is Cavel Morrison a beneficiary of the Agriculture Ministry’s gardening kit distribution programme.

Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) providing technical support to backyard gardening kit beneficiaries.

Hundreds of Jamaicans receive gardening kits courtesy of the ministry of agriculture and fisheries. This as part of the Ministry’s backyard gardening programme.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we tell you about the importance of testing plants, and how the Scientific Research Council can help.

Several farmers in the bread basket parish, St. Elizabeth are now benefiting from greater access to irrigation water with the commissioning of two 6,000 gallon water trucks.

eCommerce National Delivery System to be expanded next week; Health Ministry says next vax blitz dependent on 2nd vaccine shipment from COVAX; and Parents urged to increase monitoring of children’s online activities.

Over 80,000 vaccinated during recent 5 day blitz; Tobacco Industry Regulation Act passed in House of Representatives and; Black River Wetlands designated protected area.