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The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority (JACRA) is stepping up efforts to revive Jamaica’s declining High Mountain coffee industry through farmer training and technical support.
Earlier this month, JACRA, in partnership with Member of Parliament for North East Manchester Audrey Marks, hosted a four-hour Coffee Revitalisation Training Programme in Bilby, Manchester, on the farm of veteran coffee farmer Samuel Young.
Approximately 40 coffee farmers participated in the hands-on training, which focused on restoring productivity and strengthening the sector.
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