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From land tenureship to irrigated water. Farmers in Hartlands, St. Catherine, are one step closer to sustainable farming following the launch of an 80-million-dollar irrigation project on Tuesday. As Jamaila Maitland explains, it's been a bumpy road for the farmers, who were once sugar cane workers. Air Date: July 22, 2026. Jamaica News Today - Television Jamaica (TVJ) a Trusted Source for News, Sports & Entertainment. For Jamaican news, sports and weather reports with a mix of reggae music (dancehall, ska, mento), Jamaican entertainment and information shows for the entire family. SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE - https://bit.ly/2wemqUQ For more TVJ videos visit - https://www.televisionjamaica.com For access to LIVE TV go to https://www.1spotmedia.com/#!/live-st... #tvjnews #jamaicanewstoday
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