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May 3, 2008

Jamaica to boost rice production on public land, reduce dependence on imports

KINGSTON, Jamaica : The government of Jamaica is setting aside thousands of acres of land across the island to grow rice for local consumption. via International Herald Tribune

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May 4, 2008
 
good thing bruce
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May 5, 2008
 
Ditto. Please support Jamrock!!
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May 16, 2008
 
In applaudig the move the need to enfacise more creative and aadvanced measures must be taken into concideration. the effort is not to compete with economies that can produce the same resources, but build those international links to create an import export venue.
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May 16, 2008
 
Jamaicans eyeing Guyanese rice.
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May 17, 2008
 
i am very proud of Mr. Bruce Golding's efforts to provide food for his country. His vision for Jamaica is in good hands, , whereby the so-called vision 2020 the Patrick Manning administration is always touting and always promising and never seems to deliver because in general they lack foresight and vision, they are still, at this point of their vision, doing agricultural research, when the ground work was laid already by farmers donkey years ago. The agricultural minister never looked so awed as when he saw what a melongene looks like and he appeared quite fascinated for the first time in his earthly life. It goes to show that common sense is what is needed and is lacking by this bunch of idiots running the Trinidad and Tobago country.
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May 21, 2008
 
trini farmer wrote:
i am very proud of Mr. Bruce Golding's efforts to provide food for his country. His vision for Jamaica is in good hands,, whereby the so-called vision 2020 the Patrick Manning administration is always touting and always promising and never seems to deliver because in general they lack foresight and vision, they are still, at this point of their vision, doing agricultural research, when the ground work was laid already by farmers donkey years ago. The agricultural minister never looked so awed as when he saw what a melongene looks like and he appeared quite fascinated for the first time in his earthly life. It goes to show that common sense is what is needed and is lacking by this bunch of idiots running the Trinidad and Tobago country.
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