As I start understanding regenerative agriculture in my work, going through the mountain villages of Kalinga province with bad rocky and muddy roads (as in hell bad you wonder where your taxes go) will bring you heartbreak. There, hectares and hectares of forests are burned through kaingin practice to grow rows and rows and rows of corn. These are grown by the indigenous Guilayon of Nambucayan as immediate income. After Typhoon Haima (Lawin) hit, the need for more work and mo