Hurricane Melissa tested communities across western Jamaica. This post reflects on what we observed — from the performance of our bamboo test plots to our people-first response — and the lessons shaping how we work alongside our local communities.

Clumping vs. Running Bamboo Bamboo has gained global attention for its rapid growth, sustainability, and versatility. However, confusion...

When people hear the word "bamboo," they often picture an aggressive plant that takes over yards and ecosystems. But not all bamboo is created equal. In fact, Bambusa vulgaris var. vulgaris — the species cultivated by Bamboo Biofarms in Jamaica — is a non-invasive, clumping bamboo with a long history of sustainable use.

We're excited to share a recent scientific paper by our own agronomist, Hormilson Cruz, originally published in the "International...

Sympodial bamboo has played a significant role in human societies for thousands of years, today serving as a versatile resource with...

Bamboos, often referred to as "the wonder plant," are renowned for their rapid growth and unusual resilience. One of the key factors...

Bamboos, with their remarkable strength, versatility, and rapid growth, have captured the fascination of cultures worldwide for...

Exploring the role of bamboo in a circular economy and how bamboo bioproducts are driving change to promote a greener future.

Bamboo fibre and its unique properties have made way for green alternatives in the tissue and hygiene industry.

Delve into the social and economic advantages of establishing our first bamboo bioproducts mill in Friendship, Jamaica.