Scenes from Denbigh
Prime Minister Andrew Holness meets a toddler at the DenbighAgricultural, Industrial and Food Show in Clarendon yesterday.(Photo: Norman Thomas)
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August 7, 2019

Scenes from Denbigh

Bridgette Jones (left) and her friend Shantelle Morris seem pleased with their purchases at the DenbighAgricultural, Industrial and Food Show in Clarendon yesterday. (Photo: Norman Thomas)
Lady Allen and Christopher Levy, president and CEO of JamaicaBroilers Group, admire a baby chick during a tour of the Hi-ProVillage on the Denbigh showground on Sunday. Looking on is DaynePatterson, business development manager, Hi-Pro.(Photo: Leo Hudson)
Poultry farmers Keddon Richards and his wife, Jacqueline, are obviously overjoyed after Lt Col Jamie O’Gilvie(right), assistant vice-president Hi-Pro Division at Hi-Pro Feeds, presented them with this 2019 Toyota Hiluxat the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in Clarendon yesterday. The vehicle was the grandprize in a competition held by Hi-Pro to push sales of its products. (Photo: Norman Thomas)

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