Tanom Ning Pili

Very useful and informative information.
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Yes, I agree Cacao can be inter-crop with Pili, just like cacao-coconut intercropping

Maray na aldow/banggi sa indo gabos,
Maogma ako ta igwang topic digdi manungod sa pili tree. Last year, nagpatanom man ako ning 200 pili trees (hybrid)dyan sa bicol sa lugar kan magurang ko.

sir..at pili, camarines sur (the province’s capital town with its name obviously derived from pili tree) you can coordinate with the DA reg’l office at san agustin, pili, camarines sur. there, they have lots of pili nurseries and can help you with the informations you need.hope this helps..

Ako noy Ding mabakal tabi ki mangga saka kalamansi ta maray iyan this
summer. mango shake hhhmmmm. the best. lemonade…sarap…. pero the best ang pigtulang pili saka an preskong pili na bako pa lanta. yummy!

Manoy Ding, article about Pili. Vol. XXII, No. 162Thursday, March 19, 2009 | MANILA, PHILIPPINESAgribusinessBY NEIL JEROME C. MORALES, Reporter Pili nut propagation program to be implemented in Bicol regionTHE AGRICULTURE department eyes reviving the pili nut industry, and turn it into an export cash crop through massive planting in the Bicol Region. Under the Pili Development Program, the department will spend P150 million to propagate seven pili varieties in the provinces of Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes and Sorsogon, said Agriculture Regional Executive Director for Bicol Jose V. Dayao. The selected pili nut varieties produce some 10,000 nuts per tree every year, ten times more than conventional varieties, and are pest- and disease-resistant. The indigenous pili nut has the highest oil content among all peanuts. Bicol region accounts for 82% of domestic pili nut production. “Pili has high potential for being a top export commodity for the Philippines, as it can very well compete with macadamia, cashew, almond and walnut in terms of quality,” Mr. Dayao said. The project will start this month with the production and distribution of planting materials through the existing nurseries of the department, private sector and local government units and research outreach stations. The nuts produced after six months of propagation will then be planted on the 3,750-hectare target area in the municipalities of Bacacay, Malilipot, Malinao, Sto. Domingo, Tiwi, Tabaco City, Rapu-Rapu, Camalig, Daraga, Manito, Legaspi City, Guinobatan, Libon, Ligao, Pio Duran, Oas, Polangui and Jovellar in Albay. Pili will also be planted in a 150-hectare area in Camarines Norte, 600-hectare lot in Camarines Sur, 150-hectare plantation in Catanduanes, and 350-hectare farm in Sorsogon. “There are many orders from abroad but our planting materials cannot fulfill the orders,” Rosita M. Imperial, regional coordinator of the National High Value Commercial Crops program, said in a phone interview. The Agriculture department will showcase production and processing technology through model farms to be put up at the local level. Mr. Dayao said the research, promotion and development efforts under the program would involve the production of quality products with vast market potential, establishment of strong marketing linkages between users and producers, and improvement of the packaging of pili products and by-products. Production of peanuts, which account for less than a percent of the total agriculture output of the country, declined by 3.04% last year to 257,730 metric tons worth P257.3 million due to less planting, data from the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics show. Back to tophttp://www.bworldonline.com/BW031909/content.php?id=122