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For any one who’s had trouble with chickens scratching up their mulch, I found that using tire rings around the trees has completely stopped that. Ever since mulching with the tires, my trees has tripled in size and the soil is remains well hydrated. These can definitely be reused for some time allowing us greater success with our young trees. ・・・ #growninhaiti #Artocarpusinteger #champedak #moraceae #haiti #ayiti #mulch #reduce #resuse #recycle #upcycle #chickenbarrier #foodforest #agroforestry #reforestation #preservation #nogmos #nopesticides #noherbicides #tropicalfruits #exoticfruits #diversity #variety https://www.instagram.com/p/CCdlXoSl1xK/?igshid=110r4kts1wnv9

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Love how fuzzy these champedak leaves are. So much new growth in the forest 😊 ・・・ #growninhaiti #champedak #artocarpusinteger #foodforest #growth #diversity #foodsecurity #organic #reforestation #livingseedbank #agroforestry #plantedfromseed https://www.instagram.com/p/CAWMO-FF5Zn/?igshid=716l26ao1i6s

Native to Southeast Asia. Widely planted throughout tropical Asia, especially in Malaysia. Uncommon to rare in most other tropical regions except for Jamaica and Uganda. Green fruits are used in curries and rice dishes. Unripe fruits are also pickled. Ripe fruits are easten fresh, preserved in syrup, or made into ice cream. As with other Artocarpus species, the starchy seeds are boiled or roasted and eaten as a snack. Champedak fruits are preferred by many over the better known and closely related jackfruit. The tree provides a strong and durable wood that is termite resistant. Like jackfruit, a yellow dye extracted from the heartwood is used for dyeing silk. ・・・ #growninhaiti #champedak #ArtocarpusInteger #haiti #ayiti #reforestation #preservation #diversity #variety #tropicalfruit #fruit #agroforestry #foodforest #organic #growth #beneficial #foodsecurity #seedsovereignty https://www.instagram.com/p/B63vZ_tlX-X/?igshid=104cy6fu6adh0

Native to Southeast Asia. Widely planted throughout tropical Asia, especially in Malaysia. Uncommon to rare in most other tropical regions except for Jamaica and Uganda. Green fruits are used in curries and rice dishes. I rope fruits are also pickled. Ripe fruits are eastern fresh, preserved in syrup, or made into ice cream. As with other Artocarpus species, the starchy seeds are boiled or roasted and eaten as a snack. Champedak fruits are preferred by many over the better known d closely related jackfruit. The tree provides a strong and durable wood that is termite resistant. Like jackfruit, a yellow dye extracted from the heartwood is used for dyeing silk. ・・・ #growninhaiti #champedak #ArtocarpusInteger #haiti #ayiti #reforestation #preservation #diversity #variety #tropicalfruit #fruit #agroforestry #foodforest #organic #growth #beneficial #foodsecurity #seedsovereignty https://www.instagram.com/p/B63baTkln2i/?igshid=rdvhx27u2c8p