| November 2009 |
| Scrap-metal Thieves Hindering Sugar Production - Gleaner News Release (11/12/09) |
| Kikwete Wants Agri Ties with Jamaica (25/11/09) |
| Got milk? Government, Windalco partner to increase production of commodity (15/11/09) |
| Fewer Imports Expected this Christmas - Tufton (13/11/09) |
Fewer imports expected this Christmas - Tufton (13/11/09) |
Got milk? Government, Windalco partner to increase production of commodity. (15/11/09) |
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| October 2009 |
| St Elizabeth farmers to get greenhouses (26/10/09) |
| Hot pepper's growing success (26/10/09) |
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| September 2009 |
| Tufton gets agri support in Washington (18/09/09) |
| Newport-Fersan cuts prices again (3/09/09) |
| Farmers get millions for agro-ventures (2/09/09) |
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| August 2009 |
| EU aids banana growing communities (29/08/09) |
| Lemon grass, the next big thing (14/08/09) |
| Life after bauxite - Finding the 'sweet' life - Former Alpart worker turns to the honey business as a viable option (14/08/09) |
| Farmer pleads for revised receipt book system (13/08/09) |
| Met Service flaws undermine Jamaica farm insurance - report (12/08/09) |
| Harvesting the dream - Manchester women aid community with juice factory (11/08/09) |
| 'Keep agriculture on front burner' (3/08/09) |
| Big plans for agriculture (3/08/09) |
| Need for greater incentives (3/08/09) |
| Denbigh Agricultural show '09 (2/08/09) |
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| July 2009 |
| Small farms, big problems - Tufton urges farmers to work in groups (31/07/09) |
| Small farms, big problems - Tufton urges farmers to work in groups (31/07/09) |
| Young farmer eyes cocoa's sweet possibilities (28/07/09) |
| Fruit-tree programme stunted by plant shortage (24/07/09) |
| Cabinet backs new agri fund to boost local production (24/07/09) |
| Report pink mealy bug sightings - Tufton (23/07/09) |
| Tufton appoints five new managers (23/07/09) |
| Agri officials wary of hurricanes (23/07/09) |
| Tufton renews call to eat Jamaican (14/07/09) |
| Brakes put on sugar funding (13/07/09) |
| Cassava snack: a 'chip' off the old block for JP (9/07/09) |
| Fishermen face new restrictions (9/07/09) |
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| June 2009 |
| Crop production booming in Manchester - RADA (29/06/09) |
| Negro yam puts Hanover on the map (27/06/09) |
| Agriculture, not IMF, will save Jamaica economy - Golding (26/06/09) |
| Sugar deal - Gov't approves divestment of two Sugar Company of Jamaica (SCJ) factories (24/06/09) |
| Agri ministry needs proactive approach (23/06/09) |
| Tufton plants seed of hope in bauxite's void (22/06/09) |
| Dinthill gives St Catherine agriculture a shot in the arm (17/06/09) |
| Citrus company accepts plan to restructure (17/06/09) |
| Restructuring to boost cocoa industry (13/06/09) |
| Sugar workers hold their breath - Gov't promises long-overdue payments will be made by deadline (10/06/09) |
| Trinidad free to import patties (4/06/09) |
| Diaspora important for growth -Tufton (4/06/09) |
| Woman power - Female farmers join forces to stave off tough times in St Thomas (2/06/09) |
| Gov't considers placing Citrus Growers into receivership (1/06/09) |
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| May 2009 |
| Got milk? Productivity records to help select happy cows (30/05/09) |
| Farmers happy as fertiliser prices go south (28/05/09) |
| Fertilizer price cut sooner than expected (26/05/09) |
| The 'sweet heart' sale! - Government approves divestment of some Bernard Lodge lands to heart institute (22/05/09) |
| Lower fertiliser cost gives hope (15/05/09) |
| 'Priority four' bidders for SCJ assets - US company going after Petrojam Ethanol, 3 factories (13/05/09) |
| Agriculture ministry steps up moves to safeguard livestock (9/05/09) |
| Gov't seeking to produce 25% of rice demand (4/05/09) |
| Flu frenzy - Swine flu pandemic no threat to local agriculture (3/05/09) |
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| April 2009 |
| Forestry Department courts private sector (22/04/09) |
| New careers for farmers (19/04/09) |
| Chicken farmer hatches the spirit of resilience (15/04/09) |
| Teacher reaps the benefits of farming (13/04/09) |
| Getting started in the fresh foods business (12/04/09) |
| Training and cost for greenhouse construction (12/04/09) |
| 61-year-old farmer reaps benefit of backyard gardening (3/04/09) |
| School boy scientists - St. Ann youths target sugar fix, organic insecticide (1/04/09) |
| Dig us out - Farm chief wants stimulus - Wants imports taxed to the max (1/04/09) |
| Export centre launched in Clarendon (1/04/09) |
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| March 2009 |
| EU grant to Jamaica goes sour - Government received less than expected due to stallled sugar-industry divestment (31/03/09) |
| Italian investor eyes Frome - Jamaicans going after other SCJ assets (29/03/09) |
| Cassava finds a market through Caribbean union (28/03/09) |
| Farmers to get high-tech support from RADA (27/03/09) |
| Coffee board must take steps to expand - Tufton (27/03/09) |
| Big-money project set for Portland farmers (25/3/09) |
| Illegal tomatoes go splat 25/3/09 |
| Companies feel the sugar rush - Divestment tender reaps 14 prospects (18/3/09) |
| Cabinet to review Sugar Bids (19/3/2009) |
| Ready, set, hoe! - Five farmers to plant seeds of agri revolution (9/3/09) |
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| February 2009 |
| Tufton takes aim at dishonest middlemen (26/02/09) |
| Sugar production sweet business (22/02/09) |
| Yam farmers could reap big import profits (21/02/09) |
| Coffee festival perks up St Thomas school (21/02/09) |
| Fishermen unwilling to comply with registration (20/02/09) |
| Farmers burning with rage - Record canefield fires may force some to call it quits (16/02/09) |
| All fishermen to be licensed - Tufton (16/02/09) |
| Life after banana - Young farmer learning to diversify (14/02/09) |
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| January 2009 |
| Rice-growing experiment completed (26/01/09) |
| Agricultural sector doing well (19/1/09) |
| Banana farmers get help (06/01/09) |
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| 2008 |
| Government of Jamaica to import more fertiliser (30/12/08) |
| Gov't outlines benefits for families of crash victims (27/12/08) |
| Agri ministry to increase number of RADA officers (27/12/08) |
| Meaty interest - Agri minister threatens to nullify import permits of shared businesses (18/12/08) |
| KING SUGAR'S SHAKY CROWN - Tufton shies away from divestment back-up plan |
| Minister signs letter of intent for agri project |
| Infinity, Jamaica strike 25-year deal on cane lands |
| Cassava Challenge winners urged to grow fruit trees |
| Organisations combine to stop flooding in St Elizabeth |
| Tufton aids Trelawny farmers |
| FAO puts millions into cassava production |
| Food facility for 'St Bess' |
| Government to provide 6,000 acres, companies to find capital |
| Tufton says import bill out of control - Urges nation to increase agri produce |
| RADA goes high-tech |
| Not 'Meating' Standards - Health experts call for central slaughterhouses |
