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Posted on June 16, 2011 by Luigi Guarino

Children plant breadfruit in Honduras

Niños de la escuela el Musiquito, con sus plantones de masapan, marzo 2011

Extentionist Wilmer Garcia instructing SHI participants on care of breadfruit. This tree is approximately 2 years old. El Ocotal, Subirana, Honduras, March 2011

Field Trainer Wilmer Garcia distributing breadfruit sapling to Sra. Romelia in the community of La Soledad, Subirana, March 2011

Field Trainer Lenin explains the transplantation process.

Field trainer Lenin delivers breadfruit sapling to La Soledad, Subirana, Marzo 2011

Tec. Lenin entrega un arbol de masapan a la Sra. Dilcia Vanegas, Com. Ocotal, Subirana, marzo, 2011

Sr. Ramon Polanco receiving breadfruit in El Musiquito, marzo 2011

Sr. Concepcion Castro, feliz recibiendo su arbol de masapan, Com. La Soledad, Subirana, marzo, 2011

Sr. Braudilio Elias and his son with their breadfruit, Suntular

recibiendo su arbol de masapan

Breadfruit saplings.

Plantones de masapan

Niños de la escuela el Musiquito, con sus plantones de masapan, marzo 2011

Orellana family's breadfruit

Mercedes Alvarez junto al Sr. Elvin Carcamo con sus arboles de masapan, Com. Rio Abajo

Lenin entregando los arboles de masapan

Lenin entrega los plantones de masapan

Lenin con los estuadiantes de la escuela Musiquito, marzo, 2011

familias recibiendo sus plantones de Masapan, Comunidad Ocotal, Subirana

familias de las Com. El Musiquito y Suntular, reciben sus arboles de masapan, marzo 2011

familias de la Com. Musiquito, reciben sus arboles de masapan

Familias de la Com. Musiquito reciben sus plantones de masapan, marzo 2011

Com. Ocotal recibe plantones de Masapan

Belkis Matute muy feliz con su arbol de masapan, Comunidad Suntular, Subirana

Breadfruit Project, a set by Sustainable Harvest International on Flickr.

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