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Coffee pulp compost
Pataba mula sa pulp ng kape
Coffee pulp composted into organic fertilizer. It feeds the farm back and cuts the smell and waste from processing.
How it’s made
- Pile the pulp with dry materials like leaves or rice hull.
- Turn the pile and keep it damp for a few months.
- Use it on the farm or bag it to sell.
Who buys it
Coffee and vegetable farmers, garden shops and nurseries.
Rules to know
Fertilizer sold to others is regulated by the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA). Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.
Where it’s made in the Philippines
Any coffee farm that pulps its cherries.
How to start small
Use it on your own farm first. Sell only once the quality is steady.
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