International Day of Forests

Building the #TeamPilipinasCinnamon. In a meeting yesterday with some agribusiness leaders, Phil cinnamon champion DOST Florena B. Samiano and Phil native trees champion Imelda Hernandez, it was brought up that it might be good if there is a national association for the Philippine cinnamon. The initial goals are to plant the Phil cinnamon, generate business,…

Sharing pictures of the Philippine cinnamon plant development of Mr. Julito Yranela in Agusan Del Sur. He bought the seedlings (around 1 foot) from us on Dec 2018, and today, Feb 2021 (after 2 years), the trees are already more than 6 feet tall. No special planting protocol; I see that he correctly planted it…

A team member sneezed, so we immediately did tuob (steam inhalation) using leaves of Philippine native kaningag (cinnamon) and samuyaw (kaffir), as well as variegated lemon leaves and coffee grounds. Smells great, and all have antibacterial properties, too! Sneezing and itchy nose stopped right away. Be sure to plant your own cinnamon at home, in…

Plant your own Philippine cinnamon at home or in the farm, in a pot, or on the ground, for your food and medicine. This is to conserve the Philippine cinnamon species and provide shade and fight heat, too. Message us for the seedlings! #conservation #livelihood #health #local Please click this link https://www.facebook.com/november.caniesoyeo/posts/10156758932495773 to see comments and reactions from readers.