Status of Samar Bamboo Resources: Potential for Enhanced Production and Commercialization
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This study assessed the status of bamboo resources in Samar and examined their potential for enhanced production and commercialization. Data from the Samar State University Bamboo Program and government agencies showed that bamboo plantations established under the National Greening Program from 2014 to 2020 covered about 1,683 hectares with an estimated survival rate of 53%. Six bamboo species were identified, with Kawayang Tinik and Kawayang Kiling being the most dominant. Interviews with bamboo farmers and entrepreneurs revealed significant opportunities to …
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F Gomba, M Cardoso (2022). Status of Samar Bamboo Resources: Potential for Enhanced Production and Commercialization. College of Engineering, Samar State University. Retrieved from https://gov-aideas.ssu.edu.ph/research/status-of-samar-bamboo-resources-potential-for-enhanced-production-and-commercialization
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- Research Type
- Applied Research
- Sector
- Community Development & Livelihood
- College
- College of Engineering
- Published
- March 06, 2026
- Last Updated
- March 06, 2026
- Access Level
- Public
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