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Moringa leaves PhotoBlog from Taino Organic Farm, Dominican Republic
Moringa (Moringa olifera) has made a sweeping movement across the island of Hispaniola through its recognizable market entrance and nutrition improvement crop for those who are subsisting. The plant is super multi-functional, grows in tough climates including drought. Bees abound in its fragrant flowers while the resulting beans inside it’s oddly shaped bean pods have a great cleansing effect when ground and added to dirty, pathogen ridden water. This gives so many more people on planet earth water and food security. After all its a super food that grows on a tree that you can cut again and again. Great permaculture all-star plant!!!!!!
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I;m a Naturopathic medical doctor, leave in Azua and I have a small Moringa plantation, two acres, soon I will be selling all moringa plants parts, do you know any market in the island?, so far I’m getting some oil from wild seeds and making a couple of creams that my daughter sells in Orlando Fl. area, I need tons of information, could you please help me out?. I’m Jose A. Diaz and my phone # is 829-965-6055, email is : drjodia@yahoo.com, thanks for your time.