700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon to be used for cultivation of crops for the production of gluten free flour

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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JFJ calls for expelled St James high female student to be reinstated

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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Former Westmoreland Central MP, Dwayne Vaz says he is not among 6 parliamentarians being investigated for illicit enrichment

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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Residents blocked sections of Comfort main road in York Town, Clarendon this morning as they protested poor road conditions

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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Opposition calls on Government to fulfil its mandate of implementing strategies to curtail violence in schools

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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Man hospitalized after he was beaten for allegedly attempting to steal cattle in Mandeville, Manchester this morning

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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UTASU’s follow-up wage meeting with Finance Ministry to take place next week

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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JTA president calls for national campaign against violence following death of Irwin High student

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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INDECOM probing fatal shooting of three men in separate incidents in St. Catherine

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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24-hour curfew imposed in sections of St. Catherine

Over 700 acres of former sugar lands in Raymonds, Clarendon, are to be leased to Jamaica Flour Mills and UWI SODECO.

The arrangement will allow for the cultivation of breadfruit, cassava and sweet potato which will then be used in the production of gluten-free flour. 

A processing plant is to be constructed on the property as well. 

Agriculture Minister Floyd Green said the initiative will be beneficial to Jamaica. 

Mr. Green added that there are several more acres of land island-wide, which need to be put to use.

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