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[Title] => Increasing the harvest from sugar palm
[Summary] => Researchers from Cavite State University (CvSU) have determined that slicing the stalk twice a day will increase the volume of sap that can be harvested from sugar palm (Arenga pinnata Wurmb).
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[Title] => Group backs regulated harvesting in production forests
[Summary] => A non-profit environmental organization, while strongly supporting the imposition of a total log ban in selected areas such as critical watersheds, high ecological risk areas, and other protected areas, is in favor of allowing regulated harvesting in production forests.
Based in Los Baños, Laguna, the Forest and Natural Resources Research Society of the Philippines (FORESPI) is a professional organization composed of researchers, scientists, and individuals involved in forestry and natural resources research.
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[Title] => Oil palm fronds, bamboo can be made into plyboard
[Summary] => Plyboard, a good substitute for plywood in the construction industry, can now be made using oil palm fronds and bamboo. The products can be used for walling, ceiling, and furniture making.
Edwin Alido and Edmund Samson, researchers at the Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College, developed these products. They came up with this technology because plywood has become expensive because of limited wood supply in the market.
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[Title] => PCARRD-DOST funds Gmelina project in Region 2
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This project by DOST’s Philippine Council for Agricul-ture, Forestry and Natural Resour-ces Research and Development (PCARRD) will gather informa-tion, which can assist the various wood-based industries to come up with well-informed decisions in raw material sustainability.
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[Title] => Rare Mindanao plants can now be easily propagated
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Edwin Alido and Edmund Samson, researchers at the Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College, developed these products. They came up with this technology because plywood has become expensive because of limited wood supply in the market.
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To date, the multi-awarded CMU scientist has successfully propagated some 50 species of endemic, endangered, rare, and economically important plants from Mindanao, it was reported by Leila C. America of the Los Baños based Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD).
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