New food regulations for coffee industry
As the regulations governing international trade continue to change rapidly, local exporters of coffee will now have to conform to stricter food quality control regulations as the main export markets tighten the noose on food safety regulations.
Flavour extraction plant still closed to 'St Bess' cultivators
Black River, St. Elizabeth: Farmers in south St. Elizabeth are concerned that several weeks after a new flavour extraction plant was opened in the area, the facility has not been put into operation.
Hydroponic technology to boost agriculture
The Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, in partnership with two farmers, has constructed two greenhouses for the production of strawberries, tomatoes and lettuce using hydroponic technology, at a cost of $2 million.
Livestock specialist publishes book
Recognising the need for more research in the local agricultural industry, Dr. Paul Jennings, CEO of the Jamaica Dairy Development Board, has published a new book which is a compendium of research findings...
Pig farmers urged to increase production for ICC World Cup
Walderston, Manchester: With the influx of visitors expected to be significant as a result of the staging of the Cricket World Cup next year, pig farmers across the island are being urged to increase production to meet the increased demand.
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