volunteer and help us create a climate-smart and sustainable Jamaica. Your assistance is warranted and will help rebuild farming communities across the Island.

Multi-Impact Partnership Program: Farm Up Jamaica connects with large corporations, worldwide, to help make Jamaica their choice, social-responsibility initiative destination. By inviting these partners to make impact-investments, farmers receive assistance in the cultivation of raw materials which are later purchased back by these corporations. This program literally creates multiple impacts: 1. Increased exports, reduced imports […]

Diaspora Naval String Program: Farm Up Jamaica partners with Diaspora across the globe to cultivate their inactive lands. Targeted crops are farmed which help reduce importation, measurably.  This program: 1. Increases the Jamaican GDP 2. Reduces the importation of food into Jamaica 3. Increases the export of organic, niche produce 4. Creates numerous green jobs […]

Young Soldiers for Food Security Program: Through our ‘Young Soldiers for Food Security’ program, Farm Up Jamaica Ltd. has been giving students, from several agriculture schools, the opportunity to gain practical farming experience by working on our home farm- every weekend. We have been providing them with transportation, room and board, and a stipend to […]

Farmer Assistance Program: We assist distressed farmers in the sustainable cultivation of vacant and under-farmed lands. We accomplish this through a diaspora-funded farmer assistance fund that provides support to registered Jamaican farmers. We are advancing through climate-smart farming and a “teaching them how to fish” approach that will give farmers access to the necessary markets, […]

Jamaican farmers have been focused on the indigenous scotch bonnet pepper for years, in an effort to expand the production and availability of seedlings to farmers across the island. The Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Pepper is the most sought after pepper locally and thus the demand for its seedlings are very high and growing. To facilitate […]

Over 90% of the onions consumed locally in Jamaica are imported from other countries. Onions represent a staple food in every Jamaican home and in almost every Jamaican dish. We’ve therefore chosen organic onions as our first project. We must grow organic onions locally on a large scale to begin to close the gap on […]