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More than just ‘bush’ - St Thomas farmers benefit from business training to boost income, production
Sep 19th, 2022 | Category: GLEANER PREMIUM | 14:16#JamaicaGleaner SEPTEMBER 19, 2022: Twenty farmers from Needham Pen, St Thomas, have benefited from an eight-week training programme on how to treat farming as a business to maximise their earning potential. The programme was conducted in April and June by the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) in collaboration with the Commonwealth of Learning with 16 females and four males from the Needham Pen Farmers Association.
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