Ebony Agro Park Orchard: Investment Opportunities
Ebony Agro Park Orchard: Investment Opportunities
Your Next Investment Could Grow. Literally.
Agro-Invest does not accept unsolicited land-lease applications. Opportunities are only available when they are officially advertised.
A high-potential agricultural investment opportunity is now available at Ebony Agro Park in Clarendon, offering investors the opportunity to establish a commercial orchard focused on ackee and breadfruit production.
With irrigated land, established infrastructure, technical support and connections to international markets, this is more than access to land, it is an opportunity to build a commercially viable agricultural enterprise.
Lots Available
Three irrigated lots, 10 acres each (Lot 1, Lot 2, and Lot 3)
Crops
Ackee & Breadfruit
Support & Services Included
- Irrigated agricultural land
- Established internal roads
- Full site maps and planning support
- Technical and agricultural support
- Business planning and business counselling services
- Guidance throughout the investment process
- Market linkages to international markets, including the USA, Canada and United Kingdom
- Support to position production for commercial and export opportunities
Estimated IRR: 20-25%
Application Details
Completed application forms clearly stating the lot of interest must be submitted along with proof of payment of the non-refundable processing fee of J$5,000.00, no later than 11:00 p.m., September 4, 2026.
Visit: 188 Spanish Town Road, Kingston 11
Call: 876-923-0086 / 876-764-8071
Email: applications@agroinvest.gov.jm
Please note: The Agro-Investment Corporation is not bound to accept the highest or any offer.
Turn Land Into Long-Term Returns
Invest in Jamaica's growing agricultural sector and tap into the commercial and export potential of ackee and breadfruit. Three lots. Ten acres each. One opportunity to grow.
Applications close September 4, 2026. Apply now to secure your opportunity to invest in commercial agriculture.
Why Consider Investing in Orchard Crops?
Investing in fruit trees presents one of the most valuable agricultural opportunities in Jamaica, characterized by a capital cost during the development phase followed by sustained benefits over several years.
Unlike many fixed assets that depreciate over time, fruit trees appreciate as they mature, with yields increasing over the years. Some tree crops, such as breadfruit, mangoes, coconut, ackee, avocado, and citrus, can have an economic lifespan exceeding 50 years. One significant advantage of fruit trees over annual crops is that once established, they require minimal ongoing maintenance or recurrent costs to continue producing.
Fruit trees like breadfruit, ackee, avocado, coconut, and mango are essential staples in rural Jamaica, playing a crucial role in the country's food-security system. These trees have long been integral to rural communities, providing sustenance and helping to alleviate hunger among the less privileged.
For instance, the cultivation of ackee is not only culturally significant but also lucrative, contributing significantly to Jamaica's economy. The country earned an estimated US$40 million from exports of canned ackee products. Additionally, fruits like the Otaheite apple and jackfruit have emerged as major sellers in the local market and are in high demand in Diaspora areas such as the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. To capitalize on these opportunities, priority will be given to cultivating these fruits across the Amity Hall and Spring Plain Agro Parks.
