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Agriculture ministry to regularise former sugar cane lands in Parnassus
THE Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is taking steps to regularise former sugar cane lands in Parnassus, Trelawny, which are occupied by informal settlers.The move is in keeping with Government's drive to ensure that agricultural lands are used for farming and other developments.
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Africa: Biodiversity - Why Foods Grown in Warm Climates Could Be Doing the Most Damage to Wildlife
[The Conversation Africa] Nearly half of the food eaten in the UK is grown abroad. Take your morning tea or coffee. These are just two of the many crops grown in tropical and sub-tropical climates that depend on animal pollination and countless other services provided by wildlife before they can
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Biden plans to reopen Obamacare enrollment - DefenderNetwork.com
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The NFL Foundation Donates $250,000 to Feeding Tampa Bay
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Online Grocery Delivery Service Company Zero Expands To Los Angeles, Growing Its Reach In The Plastic-free Food Market
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Russian Street Sweeper Gets a Mock Magazine Cover that Helps him to pay off his Debt – The Wilmington Journal
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What A Difference A Day Makes – Free Press of Jacksonville
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