Agarwood "Wood Of Gods"
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Burmese wild natural agarwood trees are in high demand in the Middle East countries.
Planting young sprouts in Myitkyina, Burma is much similar to what had been done in Trat and Chanthaburi, Thailand 25 years ago. Planting and selling young sprouts becomes a money making business for local villagers and becomes well known around Burma.
This 30 years-old agarwood in Burma is a rare species, its seeds can be used for cultivation and developing planting field by local villagers
BAgarwood farming trend in Myitkyina, Burma has cost much trouble to local farmers and planters due to their lack of correct planting techniques and knowledge along with greedy Thai investors who tend to care about money issue.
Insects and worms need to be remove because they will keep on feeding on young agarwood sprouts both small and large tree.
Earthworms has spread across the field which cause terrible effects to young agarwood sprouts, this incident must be taken care of immediately.
