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Ginger planting materials
Binhing luya
Healthy rhizome pieces (seed pieces) for planting. Clean, disease-free planting material is what separates a good ginger harvest from a lost one.
How it’s made
- Keep plump, healthy rhizomes from the harvest, away from soil and moisture.
- Cut them into pieces with one or two buds each and let the cuts dry.
- Sell them for the planting season, labelled by variety.
Who buys it
Farmers, co-ops and DA or LGU planting programs.
Rules to know
Nurseries supplying government programs may need Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) accreditation. Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.
Where it’s made in the Philippines
Upland farms in Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao.
How to start small
Never use rotten or soft pieces: rhizome rot spreads through a whole field.
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