COTABATO CITY: Maria, 47, and Jurharie, 48, had been engaged in seaweed farming in Tawi-Tawi for many years.
But for the couple, the seaweed, or agal-agal in Sama and Tausug dialect, is more than a sea product. It is their life.
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