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    #51
    Quote Originally Posted by lowslowbenz View Post
    ^

    I'm doing that too. However, the weather is (still) not cooperating. Planting forage greens and perimeter fruit trees in the meantime. Will start with veggies when the first rains come.

    I'm looking for supplier/seller of Fire Trees and Acacia Trees. There used to be a lot of them in Sulit. But now that it's bought by OLX, I dont see them posting ads now.

    Any suggestion where I can find or contact them?

    Thanks.

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    ^

    I think Dupay Seeds have them. Check in Facebook.

    BTW, those trees take time to grow and mature.
    Last edited by lowslowbenz; May 11th, 2016 at 09:39 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lowslowbenz View Post
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    I'm doing that too. However, the weather is (still) not cooperating. Planting forage greens and perimeter fruit trees in the meantime. Will start with veggies when the first rains come.
    Is ipil-ipil an ideal perimeter tree? it is rich in nitrogen being leguminous

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    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    I'm looking for supplier/seller of Fire Trees and Acacia Trees. There used to be a lot of them in Sulit. But now that it's bought by OLX, I dont see them posting ads now.

    Any suggestion where I can find or contact them?

    Thanks.
    nakabili ako ng Fire Tree seedling in mahogany market. its 50pesos per seedling. i think you can nego to 3 seedlings for 100 pesos.

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    btw, i saw Buendia Plant Nursery this morning along Malugay. not sure if they sell seedlings also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XploY View Post
    Is ipil-ipil an ideal perimeter tree? it is rich in nitrogen being leguminous
    Yup, dried ipil-ipil leaves can be mixed with dry feed for livestock or as compost component. Mature wood can be used as indigenous materials around the farm.

    A portion of my perimeter is planted with two rows of ipil-ipil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    nakabili ako ng Fire Tree seedling in mahogany market. its 50pesos per seedling. i think you can nego to 3 seedlings for 100 pesos.
    Thankd bro. Will try that.

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    #58
    Quote Originally Posted by lowslowbenz View Post
    Yup, dried ipil-ipil leaves can be mixed with dry feed for livestock or as compost component. Mature wood can be used as indigenous materials around the farm.

    A portion of my perimeter is planted with two rows of ipil-ipil.
    Thank you bro

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    ^

    You can also use kakawate. Leaves can be used as herbage for big and small ruminants, while the tree trunks can be used as live fencing material.

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