The Ministry of Agriculture has allocated 63 million dollars to assist farmers in South Manchester, St. Elizabeth, and St. Ann who have suffered significant damage due to heavy rainfall. This financial support aims to alleviate their losses and provide necessary relief. Additionally, farmers in the bread basket parish of St. Elizabeth, who have been facing challenges, have voiced their need for assistance, highlighting the urgency of aid in their region.
Battling an intense drought from last November and praying for rain. However, recent heavy rainfall caused major floods and damage to their produce and infrastructure,
Disrupting production across the entire sector. On a recent tour of farms in south Manchester and St. Elizabeth, minister green assessed the damage caused by heavy rains. Tomato, scallion, and melon were among the crops severely affected. Irrigation systems and pipes were also destroyed. Delivering on his promise to farmers, minister green announced, 63 million dollars have been allocated to help farmers recover from damage caused by recent disasters. Watch the report:
Reporter: Natalia Clarke
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