About Us

Putz Agarwood Farm Corporation (PAFC) is a legally registered Philippine agribusiness dedicated to the sustainable cultivation, propagation, and production of Aquilaria malaccensis, the tree species that produces the world’s most precious fragrant resin—agarwood.

Founded in 2019, PAFC was established with the vision of positioning the Philippines as a leading player in the global agarwood industry, anchored on ethical forestry, scientific innovation, and inclusive community development.

DENR Team during the farm Inspection at the Barangay Nalihawan, Antique of Putz Agarwood Farm Corporation

Through its integrated model—encompassing plantation development, contract farming, scientific inoculation, and value-chain partnerships—PAFC ensures that every stage of agarwood production adheres to environmental integrity, CITES compliance, and fair-trade principles.

PAFC collaborates closely with local growers, academic institutions, and ASEAN partners to advance biotechnology-driven cultivation, including Fusarium oxysporum and MnO₂-based inoculation, as well as the deployment of the BarIno MycoChem™ dual-action inoculant blend.

By promoting sustainable agroforestry practices and community-based livelihood programs, PAFC not only produces premium-grade agarwood chips and oil but also contributes to climate-resilient landscapes and rural empowerment across the Philippines.

Core Activities

  • Agarwood Plantation Development
    20-hectare plantation in Brgy. Nalihawan, Hamtic, Antique using sustainable agroforestry practices.
  • Propagation & Farm Input Supply
    Production and distribution of certified Aquilaria seedlings for farmers and cooperatives.
  • Inoculation Technology
    Application of advanced abiotic and biotic inoculants (e.g., BarIno™ MycoChem™, BioFusion™) for resin induction.
  • Training & R&D Partnerships
    Collaboration with DLSU, CvSU, AGAP, TESDA, DENR, DOST and more for field training and applied research.

Industry Role & Affiliations

Vision

To lead the Philippine agarwood industry through scientific innovationcommunity empowerment, and export-ready plantation practices, while contributing to biodiversity conservation and economic development.


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