Author: Clement Reid

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green has challenged the Jamaica Institution of Engineers to work with the ministry, to design a greenhouse that can withstand strong storms.

He said this would be crucial in the event of hurricanes such as Beryl, which lashed the island with category 4 winds.

Mr. Green noted that a number of greenhouses in St Elizabeth, Clarendon and Manchester were damaged by Beryl and he hopes that the island’s engineers can devise a solution to the issue.

He noted that the storm resistant solution should be affordable to farmers.