US EditionJAS affiliate wants farmers to cultivate more structured business strategies
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JAS affiliate wants farmers to cultivate more structured business strategies
The Clarendon Association of Branch Societies, an arm of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS), is urging farmers to move away from pricing produce based on scarcity and market fluctuations. Instead, the association is advocating for the adoption of sound marketing and financial strategies to strengthen the agricultural sector. Speaking with The Gleaner, Andre Anderson, president of the association, called for farmers to “shift mindsets from hu…
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