A special delegation from Japan, accompanied by senior officials from the Government of India and the Tripura Forest Department, visited the agarwood-based industrial units in Kadamtala, a small town located in the North Tripura district.
The primary objective of the visit was to foster bilateral cooperation in the sector. All Tripura Agar Association, a body of the agarwood cultivators of the area played a vital role in making the visit successful.
The delegation also visited North Phulbari to inspect the Maman wood, chips, and agar oil industry.
What is Maman ?
It refers to the wood from the Maman tree (scientific name: Ficus carica), which is commonly known as the fig tree. This species is renowned for its sweet and nutritious fruits, but its wood also has various uses.
Characteristics of Maman Wood:
Durability: Maman wood is often valued for its durability and resistance to decay, making it suitable for furniture and construction.
Aesthetic Appeal: The wood has a fine grain and can be polished to a smooth finish, adding to its visual appeal for woodworking projects.
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