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Agriculture Ministry developing national food security plan in collaboration with international and private sector partners. Stay tuned to learn more on today’s edition of Calling Farmers. Good morning I’m Andrae Palmer.

Several Health centers renovated, scholarship programme for health professionals launched and Cornwall Regional Hospital begins phased reopening. Those were among the major achievements of the Ministry of Health and Wellness during 2024. Stay with us as we take a closer look at the Ministry’s Year in Review.

It’s International Day of Education and on today’s programme, we explore AI and Education: Preserving human agency in a world of automation. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is nothing new, as the term was first coined as far back as the 1950s. President of the Jamaica Artificial Intelligence Association and an AI researcher, Matthew Stone, explained that AI is the process of...

JUTC adjusts operating hours for Spanish Town routes, Speed Task Force to be established to reduce Govt red tape; and Steps being taken to establish Jamaica as an international financial services centre.

CB Group has opened a new processing facility in St Catherine. How does that impact the output of the overall industry as well as the environment?

Former UWI Principal appointed Special Envoy for Climate Change, Repairs Underway To Berth two at Ocho Rios Pier; and Road Assessment Programme Draft Report To Be Completed in March.

CB Group opens new air chill poultry processing facility in St. Catherine, serving as a model of a modern poultry operation.

Farmers assisted to recover from adverse weather events, Government implements blockchain system and ground broken for new fish hatchery in St Catherine. These were among the major achievements of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining during 2024. Stay with us as we give the Ministry’s Year in Review.

One hundred and sixty-two recruits now ready for training as agricultural wardens. We provide you with an update on the programme on today’s edition of Calling Farmers

Jamaicans who have demonstrated that they have moved beyond their past offences and have met certain criteria, will soon have their records wiped clean. This, as legislators in the House of Representatives approved changes to the Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act. Stay tuned for the details.

Poultry sector growing by over 22 percent for the past 10 years.

We’re in cane harvesting season, and with that comes the threat of leptospirosis due to rodent migration from cane fields. We share some tips on how to keep yourself and family safe on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.