Jamaica Gleaner Gallery | Denbigh 2011

Gallery | Denbigh 2011

The three-day event held from July 30 to August 1 at the Denbigh show grounds in May Pen, Clarendon, under the theme: Grow What We Eat, Eat What We Grow: Opportunity and Technology-driven Denbigh 2011.

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Denbigh - Labour minister Pearnel Charles checks out a head of cabbage at the farmers? market.

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Denbigh - The worker at left prepares to ?feed? sugarcane into the mechanical grinder which extracts the juice and deposits the trash. Missing this year was the mule-drawn variation of the process which shows the animal hooked up the device and providing the necessary horse power.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer
From left Christopher Levy President and Chief Executive Officer Jamaica Broilers Group,Tahnida Nunes Sponsorship Manager Digicel with Glendon Harris J.P President Jamaica Agricultural Society and Minister of Agriculture The Hon Christopher Tufton at the launch of Denbigh 2011 that was held on the lawns of Ace Supercentre White Marl St Catherine on Tuesday 21.6.2011

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From left Christopher Levy, president and chief executive officer, Jamaica Broilers Group, and Tahnida Nunes, sponsorship manager, Digicel; examine fruit and vegetables on display with Glendon Harris, president of the Jamaica Agricultural Society and Minister of Agriculture Dr Christopher Tufton during yesterday's launch of Denbigh 2011 on the lawns of Ace Supercentre in White Marl, St Catherine.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer
Students of the Sligoville School 4-H Clubbites performing at the launch of Denbigh 2011, which was held on the lawns of Ace Supercentre White Marl, St Catherine on Tuesday.

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Students of the Sligoville School 4-H Clubbites perform during yesterday's launch of Denbigh 2011 on the lawns of Ace Supercentre in White Marl, St Catherine. See stories on A2

Ian Allen/Photographer
Prime Minister Bruce Golding ion his arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station is being greeted by passengers on the Train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show.

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Prime Minister Bruce Golding ion his arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station is being greeted by passengers on the Train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Prime Minister Bruce Golding ion his arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station is being greeted by passengers on the Train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show.

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Prime Minister Bruce Golding, on arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station in St Catherine yesterday, is greeted by passengers on the train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the final day of the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show. Golding also took the train to Denbigh.

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Prime Minister Bruce Golding ion his arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station is being greeted by passengers on the Train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Prime Minister Bruce Golding ion his arrival at the Spanish Town Railway Station is being greeted by passengers on the Train travelling to Denbigh in Clarendon for the annual Denbigh Agricultural Show.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Hundreds of persons waiting at the Spanish Railway Station to get on the Train to take them to Denbigh in Clarendon.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Hundreds of persons waiting at the Spanish Railway Station to get on the Train to take them to Denbigh in Clarendon.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Hundreds of persons waiting at the Spanish Railway Station to get on the Train to take them to Denbigh in Clarendon.

JIS Photo Minister of Education, Hon Andrew Holness (left) and Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Hon. Gregory Mair (right), examine one of the backpacks that will be donated to Denbigh High School, by Project Co-ordinator of Lili?s Backpack, Miss Lili Henry (centre), at the Ministry on June 30.

Christopher Surju Photo A beaming Miss Westmoreland, 23-year-old teacher Sharna-gay Brown is flanked by first runner up, Miss Trelawny, Renae McKessey (left) and second runner up, Miss Hanover, Natashia Kelly after being crowned National Farm Queen 2011 at the 59th Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in May Pen, Clarendon on Saturday.

Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, and Joan Grodon Webley at the NSWMA booth at the Denbigh Argicultural Show.

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