Elderly couple on a mission to get Jamaicans to eat organically
Nov 13th, 2024 | Category: News & Features | 17:31#JamaicaGleaner NOVEMBER 13, 2024: The delight that Kermit Tucker took in showcasing his organic farm at his home in St Andrew was palpable, even to the most casual observer. Upon stepping onto his one-acre property, visitors are greeted by rows of neatly organized vegetables and herbs growing in recycled containers, boxes, terraced hillsides, and partitioned garden beds. Tucker eagerly shares his wealth of knowledge about how different plants can address various health issues, from alleviating liver spots to easing menstrual cramps. This deep understanding that he shares freely was not gained through any formal education. As his wife Yvonne tells it: “He loves plants and plants love him, and they grow.” That passion project has now blossomed into a sustainable business – Ket’s Gourmet
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