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Hidden Treasures from Swamp and Mangrove Forests Nipah, a special palm from mangrove forests, has extraordinary economic potential waiting to be explored. In West Tanjung Jabung, this natural wealth is abundant, ready to be converted into high-value commodities for local and international markets. Behind its sturdy stem submerged in mud, nipah (Nypa fruticans) holds a multitude of benefits. This 7-8 meter tall tree produces various products, from fruit, leaves, to flowers, which have high economic value

01 NIPAH BROOMSTICK

Exploring the Economic Potential of Nipah in West Tanjung Jabung:

Nipah leaves are divided into two types:

Old sticks and young sticks (buds). Old sticks, derived from palm leaves that have grown to a length of 70 cm to 2 meters, offer strength and durability. On the other hand, young sticks, which are produced from nipa leaf shoots that have not yet bloomed, present a smooth texture and flexibility.

nipah palm leaves become an important commodity

After processing, nipah palm leaves become an important commodity. Nipah palm sticks with a length of 50 cm to 170 cm are used for various purposes, such as making brooms, handicrafts and light construction. Meanwhile, young nipah leaves which are separated from young sticks are processed into quality cigarette commodities.

02 PALM BROOMSTICK

Palm broom sticks are a processed product from dried oil palm tree trunks.

Palm Broomsticks have several specifications, namely: Size: Length: Palm saplings generally have a length of between 50 cm to 130 cm. Diameter: The diameter of palm sticks ranges from 0.5 cm to 1 cm. Thickness: The thickness of the palm stick is around 0.2 cm to 0.5 cm.

Palm broom stick has a light brown to dark brown color. The texture of palm sticks is smooth and slippery. Palm broom stick has quite high strength and is long lasting. Palm tree sticks are generally used to make brooms, brushes and handicrafts

We started from interactions with various cultures in two countries, synergizing with farmers in various regions of Sumatra. After finding similarities, we decided to run a business supplying processed coconut commodities, namely Broomstick, both from palm and nipah Broomstick.

Palm broomsticks are generally used to make brooms.

Palm broom sticks are made from dried palm leaves. Palm Broomsticks are about 50 cm to 130 cm long and about 0.5 cm in diameter. Palm tree sticks are generally used to make brooms.

Thick palm broomsticks are made from dry parts of palm oil stems. Thick palm tree sticks are about 1 meter to 2 meters long and about 1 cm in diameter. Thick palm sticks are generally used to make handicrafts

an environmentally friendly and recyclable product.

Young palm tree sticks are made from the shoots of oil palm leaves that have not yet bloomed. Young palm tree stalks are about 50 cm to 70 cm long and about 0.3 cm in diameter.

Young palm tree sticks are generally used to make brooms or crafts Palm broom stick is an environmentally friendly and recyclable product.

Palm broom stick is a product that is easily decomposed naturally. Palm broom sticks are a product that supports the economy of local communities.

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