Livestock farmers are encouraged to ensure they have irrigated fodder banks to supply their animals, as the country faces drought conditions. Reduced rainfall will impact the quality of forages that animals rely on for their nutrition, which in turn directly impacts the quality of meat Jamaicans consume. Senior Livestock Specialist with the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA), Maxine Brown, said because of the increased likelihood of forages drying out, additional measures have to be implemented. “You have to make sure these forages are getting access...