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    dito ko muna ipost ah. Hindi ko sure native sa pinas agarwood. Bigla ako ginanahan sa kikitain, 5million pesos sa isang kilo ng wood. BAkit pa kayo magtitinda ng shabu hahahaha


    Agarwood in high demand
    Elmer Recuerdo Published 8 months ago on November 19, 2019 12:20 AM By Elmer Recuerdo




    TACLOBAN CITY — With an extremely high market value due to an increasing demand worldwide and limited supply in forests, there is a mad scramble of agarwood in Leyte with hunters taking a “cat and mouse” chase with forest guards deployed to guard against the indiscriminate cutting of trees.

    “The value of agarwood has become too expensive, next only to shabu,” Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Moises de la Cruz quipped, adding that dried and top-quality agarwood can demand a price of up to P1 million.

    De la Cruz said his office has deployed additional forest protection officers as well as Bantay Gubat personnel in towns that are considered hotspots for agarwood.

    He said at least 15 apprehensions have already been made with over 20 cases, including those involving foreign nationals, being filed in different courts against forest poachers searching for agarwood and among those involved in its illegal trade.

    There is currently no technology that could determine if a tree has agarwood, thus, agar hunters cut trees indiscriminately resulting to deforestation in some places. “The cutting of trees is trial and error,” De la Cruz said.

    Agarwood has high demand throughout the world as a raw material for incense, perfume and medicinal purposes.

    According to research published by the US National Institute of Health, global agarwood prices can range from $20 to $6,000 per kilogram for wood chips depending on its quality, or $10,000 per kilogram for full pieces of wood itself. Meanwhile, the value of agarwood essential oils can fetch as high as $30,000 per kilogram.

    The annual global market for agarwood has been estimated to be in the range of $6 to $8 billion, yet a large number of the trades have not been recorded, the NIH research said.

    Agarwood is formed in the heartwood of aquilaria trees, locally called lapnisan or lanete, when the tree is wounded and develops a fungal infection to spawn its creation.

    Resin is secreted by trees as a defense mechanism to the infections and is deposited around the wounds in years following the injury, where the accumulation of volatile compounds eventually forms agarwood.

    Before the infection, the heartwood is odorless, relatively light and pale colored. But when it gets infected, the tree produces a dark aromatic resin, called agar, resulting into a very dense, dark, resin-embedded heartwood.

    The PENRO office has no inventory on the number of lapnisan and lanete trees in Leyte but De la Cruz said they are abundant because it naturally grows in the province especially in the towns of Jaro, Carigara and Abuyog.

    De la Cruz said those involved in cutting lapnisan and lanete trees will face charges for violation of the Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines and Republic Act 9147 or the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act.

    On 3 November, police arrested seven persons for allegedly smuggling pieces of agar from Barangay Canal, Carigara town in Leyte. Cases have been filed against the suspect including a bribery case after they attempted to bribe police to release them.

    Anak ng tucha akala ko tanim lang eh ok na. May natural process pala.

    Para pala zerg, Kailangan pala magspawn

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    dito ko muna ipost ah. Hindi ko sure native sa pinas agarwood. Bigla ako ginanahan sa kikitain, 5million pesos sa isang kilo ng wood. BAkit pa kayo magtitinda ng shabu hahahaha





    Anak ng tucha akala ko tanim lang eh ok na. May natural process pala.

    Para pala zerg, Kailangan pala magspawn
    at that price??!!
    i'll stick to traditional western medicine. "it's cheaper."
    probably more effective, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    ^ i have not use borax or any other weed killer pa, we go the usual grass cutting route[emoji6]. ask your friend in DA bro, baka may idea sila sa application ng weed killers

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    Paulit- ulit kasi bro. Sakit sa likod. [emoji23]

    Nabasa ko Organic route kasi ito kumpara sa mga chemicals na nakakasira sa water table natin.

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    Paulit- ulit kasi bro. Sakit sa likod. [emoji23]

    Nabasa ko Organic route kasi ito kumpara sa mga chemicals na nakakasira sa water table natin.

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
    kung gamefowl breeding/raising bro, very ideal at necessity na may damo like a well trimmed carabao grass. maging cushion kasi sa paa nila yan para hindi magka bumblefoot o tibak, then need din nila yung greens sa diet nila. need i cut palagi ang damo para lumabas at tumubo ang carabao grass. kung gagamitan mo ng weed killer at maging plain na lupa lang, ok din naman but mas ideal ang game chickens na lumaki sa damuhan

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    kung gamefowl breeding/raising bro, very ideal at necessity na may damo like a well trimmed carabao grass. maging cushion kasi sa paa nila yan para hindi magka bumblefoot o tibak, then need din nila yung greens sa diet nila. need i cut palagi ang damo para lumabas at tumubo ang carabao grass. kung gagamitan mo ng weed killer at maging plain na lupa lang, ok din naman but mas ideal ang game chickens na lumaki sa damuhan

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    ah ganun pala iyon. doon kasi sa probinsya namin ang "weed killer" ay kambing. hehe pero tag-ulan na din ngayon kaya medyo lethargic siguro sila.

    ang problema ko kasi dito lang naman sa garden namin. naiinis na ako sa mga ligaw na damo. namamatay iyong frog grass dahil sa kanila. pati na din iyong pako nadali na.

    and gagamitin ko din pampatay ng langgam iyong borax bro.
    Last edited by baludoy; July 22nd, 2020 at 10:50 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    ah ganun pala iyon. doon kasi sa probinsya namin ang "weed killer" ay kambing. hehe pero tag-ulan na din ngayon kaya medyo lethargic siguro sila.

    ang problema ko kasi dito lang naman sa garden namin. naiinis na ako sa mga ligaw na damo. namamatay iyong frog grass dahil sa kanila. pati na din iyong pako nadali na.

    and gagamitin ko din pampatay ng langgam iyong borax bro.
    sorry bro, akala ko si bro 3gems ang may tanong lols[emoji6][emoji85] windang pa utak ko sa biyahe[emoji13]


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    Ano bang ok na way para tumubo at lumago ang lemon?

    Since medyo.malakas na ako sa lemon dahil hinhalo ko sa turmeric tea, gusto ko sana mag palaki ng lemon. Since hindi endemic dito sa atin, may tips ba kayo?

    Kalamansi namin walang problema, pero itong lemon talagang parati namamatay. [emoji20]

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

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    Update sa lemon tree seedlings ko:

    p_20201127_081351_1_p.jpg

    [emoji4]

    3 months old or so na din sila. Iyon nga lang may isang unidentified seedling na nakasalisi doon sa unang container. baka nalagay ng ibon. Pinalaki ko na lang din nung replant ko a few days ago. no idea what it is though.

    Btw, hindi etchas ng aso iyong nasa right side ng pic. Dahon yan ng isang halaman doon. [emoji23]

    the things you own end up owning you
    Last edited by baludoy; November 27th, 2020 at 09:54 AM.

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    Did you plant that as seed? Or seedling [emoji271] na? And yes, dahil open garage kami, no gate, madalas ako nagulat sa dahon na akala mo ay jackpot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    Update sa lemon tree seedlings ko:

    p_20201127_081351_1_p.jpg

    [emoji4]

    3 months old or so na din sila. Iyon nga lang may isang seedling na nakasalisi doon sa unang container. Pinalaki ko na lang dun nung replant ko a few days ago.

    Btw, hindi etchas ng aso iyong nasa right side ng pic. Dahon yan ng isang halaman doon. [emoji23]

    the things you own end up owning you
    it that were dog poo, i would say, your dog is having LBM.
    heh heh.

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