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Food for the Poor Jamaica is working to increase the cultivation of mushrooms on the island through a series of workshops. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we share some tips on how to grow the mushrooms.

PCJ to remain open until transfer to Energy Ministry is complete, Tourism Ministry to work with AirBnB to solve sector issues and Government announces activities in observance of Tourism Awareness week.

NEPA targeting schools for World Ozone Day, Construction of Barnett street fire station on track and strategies being explored to diversify water sources.

Over the next five minutes join us as we dig up solutions and explore developments in the Transport and Mining Ministry. On today’s programme, Jamaica looks to the bunkering industry and Taxi operators encouraged to think big and operate as entrepreneurs. We’ll be right back.

What if I told you the Government could help you build your own home? You’d probably agree. But what if I said they could help you take your dream even further? To maybe owning a whole complex or an entire multiple unit development project? Well, eight housing developers are living that dream with the help of the Jamaica Mortgage Bank (JMB). The...

Marginal changes recorded for Jamaica’s poverty rate which continues to fluctuate. We give you the latest figures and the factors leading to the outturn on this week’s Going for Growth.

The National Water Commission (NWC) will be sourcing water from the Rio Cobre River and abandoned wells to help address the water issues affecting the Kingston Metropolitan Area (KMA).

The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation is actively exploring strategies to diversify the country’s water sources to ensure sustainability in supply over the long-term.

Ten wards of the State, pursuing tertiary-level education, have been awarded scholarships valued at 40,000 US dollars by Children of Jamaica Outreach Inc. COJO, a New York-based Jamaican charity. The awardees were nominated by Children’s Officers from various children’s homes, based on their academic performance. They are pursuing studies in the field of education, law, nursing, psychology, architecture, and logistics.

The Ministry of Agriculture is collaborating with the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) on four major projects across the sector. Find out more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Government mulling import restrictions for coffee; two thousand acres of land in Inswood St Catherine to be put into agricultural production and Jamaica Mortgage Bank provides 1.5 Billion dollars for Housing Projects.

Prime Minister urges Jamaicans to maintain preparedness, Health Minister calls for investments that benefit the elderly and National Water Commission to source water from idle wells to address water issues in corporate area.