Turning to jungle flora for income
Published on: Wednesday, November 25, 2020
By: Lorena Binisol
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Grace (right) shows her plants to a walk-in customer.
PENAMPANG: Grace Tinggu in Moyog is thankful she can still help to sustain her family’s livelihood by getting produce from the jungle.The current pandemic has not deterred her from earning an income as she feels no one should go hungry when one is determined to survive no matter what it takes.
She had no choice but to search for anything that is sellable from the nearby jungle, where her family house is located.
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