Agribusiness How It Works hello this is opportunity for us like ofw to make cocosugar when we go back home please give me detials for distributor here in region 5 so we can help our neigbor to give livelihood
Thank you sooo much for your videos ! they are really great ! I live in Ivory Cost we have plenty of coconut tree here. I tried to collect coconut sap but it didn't work... Maybe it isn't the right kind of coconut tree ? Many thanks for your precious advise Dana
The sap is extracted from the flower. As shown in the video, it looks like a whole stalk (not the one that starts to break its casing or that shows its tiny flowers inside). As far as I remember, early morning or early in the evening, they slice the flower thinly to bleed (1-3 slices or when sap starts to swell) and hang a container underneath the flower to catch the sap and leave it. After 6 hours or more they take out the container with sap already in it and then make another very thin slice of the flower for another batch of extracts. I'm not an expert about coconuts but I guess all has sweet sap either the tree grows near the sea or not. I've tasted 2 variants (grow either near the sea or not) and both have sweet sap. As I've observed, once the collected sap is brought down from the tree, it should be consumed within 1 hr (or 2 hr - I'm not sure) or before it start to show tiny bubbles. The sap is very sweet and is not clear like water (somewhat less milky or white powdery). It slowly loses its sweetness once bubble starts to form (fermentation starts) and bitter-taste takes over.
Ano ba ang paraan upang maka bili ng coco sugar? Gusto kong mag distributor bilang source of income? 5k lang kasi pira ko ngayon, pls. Tulongan mo ako. Prohealth kasi ako. Thanks and God bless sa inyo!
These videos did nothing to answer the questions raised in my mind when I first heard about coconut sugar. What part of the tree, flower, shoot, fruit, is tapped into to produce any kind of "sap"? In response to Dana M's question about whether it is "the right kind of coconut tree," all I have to say is that, like Dana, I also am VERY FAMILIAR with coconut trees. I am also very familiar with charlatan practices. I watched every video I could find which might actually show me a live tree, with a living flower which could actually produce any sap with a sweetish taste. All I saw looked like badly constructed remnants of low-budget Hollywood props where the junctures between the tree trunks and the flower "stalks" bore no resemblance to ANY COCONUT TREE I have ever seen. And, like Dana M, I have seen a lot. WHATEVER CLAIM is made about the collection of coconut flower "sap," I just want to have a camera scope out the tree, without all the PR charlatanism.
This video was not made to answer the questions raised in your mind. This video is geared towards the Filipino public to both inspire and raise awareness of the many agricultural opportunities that can be ventured into by Filipinos. And I don't get what you are saying about charlatan practices. What charlatan practices are you talking about? Although they featured a particular group, they are not even out to sell any coconut products. As this is geared towards the Filipino public, more or less Filipinos know about sap collection from coconut trees as they are very common in the Philippines. Albeit, the sap is usually made into liquor or vinegar and not sugar. It is only recently that coconut sugar made waves in the Philippines.
Thank you for this video. It raises awareness about the many business opportunities from coconut. More power to your Cooperative.
Hi! Thank you for watching.
Agribusiness How It Works hello this is opportunity for us like ofw to make cocosugar when we go back home please give me detials for distributor here in region 5 so we can help our neigbor to give livelihood
the coconut tree is a medicine in almost every part of it
Proud coco sugar cook here❤❤
hi do you some one who is expert in making coco sugar kindly if yes kindly let me know
Yes..we have a lot of coco sugar plantation here.
@@rovelyntalawi792 ilang kilong sugar ang nagagawa sa isang gallon tuba? Paki reply nman please kailangan ko lang.
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Thank you sooo much for your videos ! they are really great !
I live in Ivory Cost we have plenty of coconut tree here.
I tried to collect coconut sap but it didn't work...
Maybe it isn't the right kind of coconut tree ?
Many thanks for your precious advise
Dana
The sap is extracted from the flower. As shown in the video, it looks like a whole stalk (not the one that starts to break its casing or that shows its tiny flowers inside). As far as I remember, early morning or early in the evening, they slice the flower thinly to bleed (1-3 slices or when sap starts to swell) and hang a container underneath the flower to catch the sap and leave it. After 6 hours or more they take out the container with sap already in it and then make another very thin slice of the flower for another batch of extracts. I'm not an expert about coconuts but I guess all has sweet sap either the tree grows near the sea or not. I've tasted 2 variants (grow either near the sea or not) and both have sweet sap. As I've observed, once the collected sap is brought down from the tree, it should be consumed within 1 hr (or 2 hr - I'm not sure) or before it start to show tiny bubbles. The sap is very sweet and is not clear like water (somewhat less milky or white powdery). It slowly loses its sweetness once bubble starts to form (fermentation starts) and bitter-taste takes over.
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Sir pano po kayo makontak..pano po magsemenar sa inyo..ksi gusto ko rin po magnegosyo ng ganito po.
Ilang kilos ng sugar ang magagawa sa 1 liter or gallon na coconut wine or juice?
Saan po pwde makabili ng coco sugar na produkto po nyo.
O di kaya paano po mag order po sa inyo
Hello I am from India is those product gain in Indian merket
how can I buy it from you
sir.may siminar po ba kayo
Ano ba ang paraan upang maka bili ng coco sugar? Gusto kong mag distributor bilang source of income? 5k lang kasi pira ko ngayon, pls. Tulongan mo ako. Prohealth kasi ako. Thanks and God bless sa inyo!
Can i ask a training for this?i hope any one will reply
Hi. Magkano ang bentahan nito per kilo?
Paano po mkbili sa inyo
We want Coco suger in Indian market
Arun Kale we making coconut sugar
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I want supplier
We are small farmers in Lanao Sur, we want to start this business. PM us. Thank you
These videos did nothing to answer the questions raised in my mind when I first heard about coconut sugar. What part of the tree, flower, shoot, fruit, is tapped into to produce any kind of "sap"? In response to Dana M's question about whether it is "the right kind of coconut tree," all I have to say is that, like Dana, I also am VERY FAMILIAR with coconut trees. I am also very familiar with charlatan practices. I watched every video I could find which might actually show me a live tree, with a living flower which could actually produce any sap with a sweetish taste. All I saw looked like badly constructed remnants of low-budget Hollywood props where the junctures between the tree trunks and the flower "stalks" bore no resemblance to ANY COCONUT TREE I have ever seen. And, like Dana M, I have seen a lot. WHATEVER CLAIM is made about the collection of coconut flower "sap," I just want to have a camera scope out the tree, without all the PR charlatanism.
This video was not made to answer the questions raised in your mind. This video is geared towards the Filipino public to both inspire and raise awareness of the many agricultural opportunities that can be ventured into by Filipinos. And I don't get what you are saying about charlatan practices. What charlatan practices are you talking about? Although they featured a particular group, they are not even out to sell any coconut products. As this is geared towards the Filipino public, more or less Filipinos know about sap collection from coconut trees as they are very common in the Philippines. Albeit, the sap is usually made into liquor or vinegar and not sugar. It is only recently that coconut sugar made waves in the Philippines.
Philip ...Exactly
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