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Knowing the best time to plant a particular crop is critical to how well it performs. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers we talk crop cycling with RADA Extension officer Joel Pryce.

Former Prime Minister Edward Seaga hospitalized; Ministry of Health and Wellness develops new Primary Care Model and Tourism stakeholders urged to invest in experience attractions.

This week: the Fort Augusta Adult Correctional Centre receives well-needed boost to its water storage capacity.

Prime Minister urges greater care on nation’s roads; commits to greater protection of workers; and calls on communities to renovate open spaces and parks for Labour Day.

We’re focusing on children with physical and mental disabilities this Child Month. The theme for this year’s observance is “encourage, enable, include me” and on today’s edition of Healthline, we continue our discussion on down syndrome.

Applications are still welcome for HEART Trust NTA’s Graduate Work Experience Programme. Stay tuned to find out more about this programme on today’s edition of Career Talk.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is assuring the public that the Government will take appropriate measures to bring perpetrators of crimes against children to justice.

Integrated Vector Management Programme to be reviewed; Jamaicans encouraged to protect children at all times and country to host Caribbean Hotel Investment Conference and Operations Summit later this year.

The Jamaica Diaspora Health Taskforce was established in February 2018.  The group is comprised of individuals and organizations concerned about the public health system in Jamaica.

If you put real estate developers, investors and business operators from across the world in one room, what would you get? The Caribbean Hotel Investment Conference and Operations (CHICOS) Summit. Montego Bay St James is set to host this premier event from November 14 – 15.