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#TECHNOTIPS: Bamboo
by Catheryn Villorente - Tuesday, 11 August 2020, 09:58 AM
 
bambooConsidered as “green gold” by many enthusiasts, bamboo offers various opportunities—may it be for construction, handicraft, furniture-making, and other agricultural and industrial purposes. Aside from these, did you know that bamboo can play a vital role in reforestation?

Although it is true that bamboo is not technically a tree, planting and cultivating it is no less beneficial for people and the environment. In fact, it is a great alternative to rehabilitate the country’s large tracts of denuded land because it has a wide range of adaptability to adverse soil and climatic conditions. Unlike most tree species, harvesting will not kill bamboo which means topsoil erosion and other negative effects of tree-felling are reduced.

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(By: Angelica Marie Umali, ATI-ISD)
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Re: #TECHNOTIPS: Bamboo
by Fritzie Sison - Thursday, 3 September 2020, 07:38 AM
 
I'm interested in propagating bamboo. Will ATI add a course regarding bamboo?
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Re: #TECHNOTIPS: Bamboo
by Catheryn Villorente - Monday, 7 September 2020, 03:58 PM
 
Hi Fritzie! We already have a course in bamboo growing, for the enrollment key please check your mailbox. Thank you!
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