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Former agriculture college dean Justino Arboleda, 56, has done just that. 


Arboleda has turned the lowly husk of the coconut fruit, the most ubiquitous plant in his native Philippines, into an award-winning product. 


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Inventor finds good use for coconut husk

February 2, 2006 - 12:00am

Imagine turning a worthless waste material into an innovative, biodegradable product that protects the environment, promotes plant growth and gives jobs to poor farmers. Former agriculture college dean Justino Arboleda,...

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