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The fact that July 2023 was the planet’s hottest since records began – likely the hottest in 120,000 years – has not been lost on Lenworth Fulton, president of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS). Concerned that Jamaica’s antiquated farming...

The board of the Jamaica Agricultural Society, JAS, is in discussions with the Ministry of Agriculture on the possibility of reconstituting itself as a charitable organisation after its divestment by the state. JAS currently operates as an agency...

Jamaica Agricultural Society President Lenworth Fulton has cited three court cases and problems with the delegate’s list of eligible voters as the reasons for the derailment of the group’s annual general meeting on July 12. There is also the matter...

Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Floyd Green is to appoint a five-member independent commission to review the electoral processes of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) whose annual general meeting (AGM) and presidential election have been stalled.

The long-delayed and overdue annual general meeting of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS), which was expected to be held at the Denbigh Showground in Clarendon tomorrow, has again been postponed, following a last-minute injunction filed by...

THE presidency of Lenworth Fulton will come to an end today when delegates of the Jamaica Agriculture Society (JAS) elect a new president. The two leading contenders for the presidency are Owen ...

Deputy Commissioner of Police Fitz Bailey is appealing to members of the public not to take matters into their hands when confronting suspected wrongdoers. Speaking at a virtual press conference hosted by the Jamaica Constabulary Force yesterday...

Onions have now climbed to $400 per pound on the local market, doubling the price since April, when farmers were almost giving the crop away. Then they faced competition, diminished markets, and limited storage capacity. Now the traders benefiting...

During the 19th century Kodak was the leader in the photography industry worldwide. At one point Kodak had an 85 per cent market share in cameras and 90 per cent in film. For some people, owning a...

THE saga of the Jamaica Agricultural Society's (JAS) leadership, which has set back the election of a president and two vice-presidents several times, looks finally headed for a soft landing when ...