Agroforestry is instinctive to Filipinos

By Daphne Oseña-Paez

Nov 09, 2022 12:02 am

URBANISTA

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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