Photos taken on the farm on Nov. 7, 2022, one week after Typhoon 'Paeng' (international name: ‘Nalgae’) made landfall, show cacao pods still in place (left) and the young bamboo tree uprooted by the storm. PHOTOS BY DAPHNE OSEÑA PAEZ
Photos taken on the farm on Nov. 7, 2022, one week after Typhoon 'Paeng' (international name: ‘Nalgae’) made landfall, show cacao pods still in place (left) and the young bamboo tree uprooted by the storm. PHOTOS BY DAPHNE OSEÑA PAEZ

IN our little farm south of Metro Manila we grow vegetables and fruits enough for our consumption. The excess is shared with friends. It is not a commercial setup. We just wanted a place with a small cottage where our daughters could run around freely. Along the way, I discovered my love for Philippine native trees, learned to germinate seeds and grow trees, and found the relevance of my activities ecologically.

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