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On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we share some soil conservation tips for hillside farmers.

Condolence books opened for former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga; Social enterprises to list on Jamaica Stock Exchange within a year; and infirmaries to be outfitted with solar panels.

Medium Term Socio-Economic Policy Framework approved; tertiary level graduates empowered to compete in US job market and regional leaders pay tribute to former Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

On today’s edition of Urbanscope, the Urban Development Corporation spruces up Denham Town Primary and Eltham Basic School on Labour Day.

In the early 1960s, young Jamaica was finding her voice. She wanted to tell her own stories of Independence, life, love and hardship in music and dance… ways that would attract global attention. In steps young Edward Phillip George Seaga, who would lead the formation of a festival office in 1963. This agency would later become the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission...

One of the most significant achievements in the fight against doping in sport to date has been the drafting, acceptance and implementation of the World Anti-Doping Code (Code), a harmonized set of anti-doping rules. In this edition of JADCO and we will highlight three of these International Standards, the Prohibited List, Testing and Investigations and Laboratories. Stay tuned to learn more...

Produce markets being revamped; Smart Street light Programme to be completed by 2021 and the country says farewell to veteran Parliamentarian and former Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

The government will be engaging stakeholders in the microcredit industry to address concerns regarding the proposed micro-credit bill.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says Former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga is to be accorded a state funeral.

From June 3 to 9, the European Union (EU) delegation to Jamaica will share aspects Europe’s diverse culture and lifestyle during this year’s EU Film Festival. The movies will come from a range of countries, familiar places such as Ireland and Spain and lesser known nations such as Latvia. Following on last year’s successful event, EU Ambassador in Jamaica Malgorzata Wazilewska, says...

With the ban on plastics now in full effect, opportunities are opening up for alternative products. Products made from bamboo are one such alternative, and if all goes according to plan, Hanover will soon see the establishment of a factory to process the abundantly growing plant. We tell you all about the plans on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Prime Minister Lauds Seprod; Marketing Programme to be rolled out for Social Stock Exchange; and HEART Trust/NTA joins nation in mourning Edward Seaga.