ipil

This is fequently done with leaves such as ipil-ipil.

1. Basket Composting 1992

Approximately two-thirds of the reserve vegetation is natural, dominated by apitong Dipterocarpus grandiflora, ipil Instia bijuga and other hardwood species.

Puerto-Princesa Subterranean River National Park, Philippines 2008

Plant in a mixture with other species, with never more than 50% of ipil ipil

Chapter 11 1999

Use only if you can see ipil ipil growing well nearby.

Chapter 11 1999

Sustainable Agriculture Newsletter, some small farmers in the Philippines are using ipil ipil (Leucaena leucocephala) seeds to deworm young goats.

9: Domestic animals 1996

This tree is found in nearly all tropical countries where it is known by different names, such as lamtoro in Indonesia, ipil-ipil in the Philippines, and guaje in Mexico.

Chapter 4 1994

Depending on the availability of materials, animal manure can be substituted with fresh leaves of nitrogen-fixing trees like Leucaena (ipil-ipil) and/or Gliricidia (kakawate) or with green grass clippings and/or fresh weeds.

Chapter 4 1993

In the methods being advocated here, the inputs required are bones, wood ash, eggshells, mudpress (by-product of sugar mills) or compost, ipil-ipil (Leucaena) leaf meal or fish meal (only in places where they are readily available).

Chapter 2 1993

One practice made by IIRR to prevent leguminous trees (i.e., ipil-ipil) from jumping lice (psyllid) attack is to pollard them higher than normal (above 2 meters).

1. Establishing Contour Lines 1992

(Cassia javanica), sampalok (Tamarindus indica), ipil (Intsia bijuga), tindalo

Chapter 7 1992