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Tai Flora Services Ltd., Jamaica’s largest and most exclusive floral provider takes special pride in elegant and extravagant destination weddings from the ballroom to the beach, by artistically crafting each wedding design as a reflection of the taste and style of the bride and groom. The results are exquisite; creating feelings of momentous happiness for all who attend in the way only extraordinary floral design can. It is our goal to provide unparalleled wedding flowers, unique designs, personalized and attentive services, and the flexibility to meet a client’s individual tastes, and needs.
We design, prepare and create special events that require a high level of expertise and creativity. We aim to create memorable special events that surpass all our client’s expectations. Aside from suggesting floral varieties and designs, our professionals can offer helpful suggestions on theme décor, lighting and draping.
In our over ten years in operation RST International has developed a reputation as a first class agricultural exporter. Our main product lines are tropical fresh fruits, vegetables, root crops, processed foods, bottled and canned preserves.
Founded in 2001 Nature’s Paradise a member of the prestigious Guardsman Group of Companies provides landscape development, maintenance, tree pruning, turf management, water features, plant rentals for commercial and residential properties and the sale of exotic and tropical plants, palms and fruit trees to discerning clients from across the Island. To access any or all of our services clients may visit our retail location at 107 Old Hope Road. To produce the finest quality plants Nature’s Paradise has propagation areas in the cool hills of St Andrew, Spring Village in St Catherine and Montego Bay, St James.
Agro-Investment Corporation is a new entity arising from the merger of the Agricultural Development Corporation (ADC) and the Agricultural Support Services Productive Projects Fund Limited (ASSPPFL).
The Agriculture Development Corporation (ADC) The ADC was established under the ADC Act of 1952 to encourage, assist and promote the development of agriculture in Jamaica. Its functions include facilitating, processing and marketing of agricultural produce through the use of lands owned by the ADC or managed on behalf of the MoA.
The objectives are mainly centred on the fostering of private production initiatives, in order to increase the production capacity of the fruit and vegetable sector and to set a trend of their adaptation to current market demands.
For this purpose, appropriate training, in accordance with the technology to be developed to face the current market demands must be provided, efficient production models have to be furnished, and the participation in farmer associations should be strengthened since it would result in improved business skills.
The Jamaica Organic Agriculture Movement (JOAM) is a non-governmental organization and is a registered limited liability company that is managed by a seven-person Board of Directors.
The Blue Mountains of east St.Andrew stretch from the north-eastern edge of Kingston, inwards and upwards through the lush and beautiful countryside towards Blue Mountain Peak itself.
he Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT)/Green Jamaica is a not-for-profit environmental, non-government organization, was established in 1988 by a group of professionals who recognized that economic development in Jamaica would only be sustained if the natural environment is conserved. JCDT is a membership organization, led by a Board of Directors appointed annually at its Annual General Meeting.
The JCDT is the designated NGO responsible for the co-management of the Jamaica’s Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park (BJCMNP) along with the Forestry Department and the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA). Over the past 21 years, the organization has been a leading environmental NGO in the areas of environmental education, active protected areas management, community involvement in protected areas management, advocacy and representation of NGO views and interests to advance environmental conservation in Jamaica.
Frederick Clarke, the son of an Englishman who came to Jamaica at the age of 18 in 1846, grew up in Westmorland. Frederick earned a reputation as a rigorous improving manager at several sugar plantations before he purchased his own estate, Worthy Park for 44,000 British Pounds in 1918. He built the business until 1932 when he passed away
The Fern Gully of the Parish of St. Ann, leading
directly down in its extensions to the coast at
Ocho Rios, has long been considered one of
Jamaica's prime showplaces. I believe that
almost all authorities now agree that the town's
name is a corruption of the Spanish Las
Chorreras, which signifies "the cascades" or
"waterfalls," rather than the "eight rivers"
which is the translation of the contemporary
epithet. And I am sure that better experts than I
have long considered that Fern Gully was once a
series of cascading falls, tumbling downwards to
the sea and bringing the needed soils upon which
the present community of Ocho Rios is built.'
Central Agricultural Supplies Company Ltd. (CASCO) was established in 1976, with location at 6 Ward Avenue, Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica, distributing feeds fertilizers, agricultural chemicals and equipment to central and western Jamaica.
The Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT)/Green Jamaica is a not-for-profit environmental, non-government organization, was established in 1988 by a group of professionals who recognized that economic development in Jamaica would only be sustained if the natural environment is conserved. JCDT is a membership organization, led by a Board of Directors appointed annually at its Annual General Meeting.
The JCDT is the designated NGO responsible for the co-management of the Jamaica’s Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park (BJCMNP) along with the Forestry Department and the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA). Over the past 21 years, the organization has been a leading environmental NGO in the areas of environmental education, active protected areas management, community involvement in protected areas management, advocacy and representation of NGO views and interests to advance environmental conservation in Jamaica.
The Forest Conservancy (TFC) is a non-profit, non-government organization that was established by two of Jamaica’s leading forestry authorities, Mr. Guy Symes and Keats Hall, both former Commissioners of Forestry. TFC is dedicated to promoting the sustainable use of Jamaica’s forest resources. It was incorporated in October 2003 and is managed by a ten member Board.
