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Joseph Reynolds
Suite 1109 Herrera Tower, VA Rufino cor. Valero Sts, Salcedo Village, Makati City, Philippines
Tree growing should be more than merely a photo-op
Interests: biochar, climate change, forestry, agroforestry, greenhouse gas emissions, carbon sequestration, reforestation, carbon credits, aforestation, replication, biomass
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Green Endowment Walking Stick – Reforest from Far Away - Save a Tree
Living trees need to live a full life and the IVAFMS Foundation has the technology to improve the growth rate of its Mahogany trees and other speciies while producing forestry products that symbolize sustainable reforestation in the Philippines. Continue reading
Posted Sep 30, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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Tradition and Deforestation, Wisdom and Reforestation
Wisdom is not always what we think it is. Large and substantial companies may set the pace based upon traditional practices, such as clear cutting of the forests. Conservation using sustainable reforestation might be the wise approach, even though it flys in the face of traditional cutting. Continue reading
Posted Sep 28, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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A Friend Visited Our Sustainable Forest
Understanding agroforestry as a means to sustainable reforestation for local economic development is easier when seeing it for yourself. Continue reading
Posted Sep 23, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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OFW Green Endowment Mortgage, College and Supplemental Retirement Funds
OFW's listen up. Buying a few seeds and having a forestry management foundation plant them for you and assure their growth can bring you untold wealth and financial security with a mortgage, before you have to pay for college tuition and before you reach normal retirement, which the trees will help pay for also. Continue reading
Posted Sep 22, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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Biochar: Renewable Energy Without Greenhouse Gases
The customary making of charcoal is GHG emission intensive, however, in comparison the process for making biochar is much friendlier for the atmosphere, some say it has zero GHG emissions. Continue reading
Posted Sep 15, 2010 at The Agroforester
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http://www.suite101.com/content/how-to-be-a-remote-forester-and-profit-from-a-green-endowment-a284596
Enjoy being a "gentleman" forester. Mitigating climate change can be profitable and create good will at the same time. Be a part of it. Continue reading
Posted Sep 14, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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How to Make Biochar
Empiracally, biochar is fun to make and the process is efficient. The amount of energy that is produced should be harnessed and we are working to perfect a system. Continue reading
Posted Sep 14, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Cost Effective and Environmentally Friendly Reforestation Solution
Ilin Value Added Forestry Management Services Foundation (IVAFMS - 1999) offers practical, sustainable development of an agro forestry cottage industry on private land through assistance agreements, located on the islands of Ilin and Ambulong, San Jose, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines. Goal: Transform 10 poor villages into high-income agro forestry communities within 25 years. Income is produced within the first year. Completion of the pilot is foremost. Lessons learned expand the project to each village simultaneously. IN THE PHOTO: The Philippines has over 300 edible types of fruit. In a local contest IVAFMS staff asked students to name the fruit in the... Continue reading
Posted Sep 12, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Be a Remote Business Forester, Earn and Do Some Good
Finally, we can reforest sustainably and massively through the direct involvement of individuals who want a direct and susbstantive return. Continue reading
Posted Sep 10, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Joseph Reynolds is now following Monte Hines
Aug 2, 2010
Be a Climate Change Partner and Earn, Earn Big Money
Reforestation is feasible when the samll farmer at the grassroots level is shown how he can profit. Poor farmers turn a deaf ear to Climate Change projects but the listen closely when they can make a profit while Climate Change initiatives benefit simultaneously. Continue reading
Posted Jul 1, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Will Biochar and Charcoal Briquetting help the farmer, reverse climate change? 2 in a Series
Forest biochar is created using low oxygen and if efficient the gas emissions are burned in the process, thus creating an environmentally favorable process. This process produces mostly activated carbon, a gram of which has more surface area than a football field, so the spreading of 2 kg pe...
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Will Biochar and Charcoal Briquetting help the farmer, reverse climate change? 2 in a Series
Forest biochar is created using low oxygen and if efficient the gas emissions are burned in the process, thus creating an environmentally favorable process. This process produces mostly activated carbon, a gram of which has more surface area than a football field, so the spreading of 2 kg pe...
Will Biochar and Charcoal Briquetting help the farmer, reverse climate change?
Forest biochar is created using low oxygen and if efficient the gas emissions are burned in the process, thus creating an environmentally favorable process. This process produces mostly activated carbon, a gram of which has more surface area than a football field, so the spreading of 2 kg per square meter onto the forest floor greatly enhances the char's absorption of CO2 from the atmosphere. In turn the feeding of it to the tree through its root system, obviously at ground level. The reciprocation from the tree increases the output of oxygen into the atmosphere. YES THIS HELPS THE FARMER... Continue reading
Posted May 26, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Sapling
...the use of Biochar, organic fertilizer and probiotics is being researched at present and the results may be very promising... Continue reading
Posted May 16, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Planting
Vines are not friendly and should be removed. Continue reading
Posted May 15, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Nursery
After 3 years the mortality rate of the saplings drops to less than 1%. Continue reading
Posted May 13, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Be Strong, Help Reverse Climate Change and Profit along the Way.
Be Strong, Help Reverse Climate Change and Profit along the Way. Continue reading
Posted May 12, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – Cash Flow
Everything about the forest should be viewed as potential cash flow. My friends the flowing of cash is more important in business than the bottom line. Continue reading
Posted May 12, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Sapling
The sapling takes on the appearance of a beginning forest, but it is not a tree yet. Continue reading
Posted May 8, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Photo-Ops are Nice, but Trees are for the Future
Planting trees with a vision is a more responsible approach. Continue reading
Posted May 7, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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Growing Trees with a Vision - Part II
Growing trees should be a part of community planning. Continue reading
Posted May 5, 2010 at Grow Trees with a Vision
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Tree growing firm now offers growing trees with a vision
Just the mere planting of trees is often not much more than the photo-op. Learn how to plant trees with a vision for the future of Mother Earth and mankind. Continue reading
Posted May 5, 2010 at The Agroforester
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Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Tree
1 in a series The author is speaking from experience and not from the classroom. There are certainly better ways, especially theoretically, but this system is working within the Third World framework of the Philippines. Which Tree? The Broad Leaf Mahogany is also called the True Mahogany...
Growing Your Own Mini Sustainable Forest Using Biodiversity and Agroforestry – The Tree
this system is working within the Third World framework of the Philippines. Continue reading
Posted Apr 30, 2010 at The Agroforester
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