Sustainability
Cultivation is the
correction.
Wild Agarwood was cut to the edge of collapse.
It only counts if the plantation leaves more behind than it takes.
RAL Plantations grows Aquilaria as a long-cycle agricultural crop: propagated on site, inoculated under controlled method, harvested on rotation and immediately replanted. Preserving the genus is not a by-product of the business. It is the business.
Six stages, one cycle.
Each stage feeds the next, and the last one feeds the first.
01
Plant
Seedlings raised on site from selected mother trees.
02
Cultivate
Spacing, shade and soil managed plot by plot.
03
Nurture
Years of monitored growth before any inoculation.
04
Harvest
Selective, on rotation, never a whole stand at once.
05
Preserve
Genetic material of four Aquilaria species retained.
06
Regenerate
Replanting exceeds removal, every single cycle.
Our plantation
Twenty acres. One living ecosystem.
The commitments behind that claim.
Stated plainly, so they can be held against us.
Replanting
More Aquilaria goes into the ground each cycle than comes out of it.
Species
Four Aquilaria species held in cultivation, protecting diversity wild populations no longer reliably hold.
Harvest
Selective and on rotation. A whole stand is never taken at once.
Trade
Within the MTIB framework for planted Agarwood — registered species, permitted trade, documented origin.
Contact
Talk to us about Agarwood.
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