March 2017 HarvestIAF nursery facilities can efficiently produce up to 90,000 grafted cacao seedlings at a time, we source budwood from our own extensive clonal gardensIAF Genuine IAF Mahogany and Cacao stand: a working proof of conceptSan Juan canopy, Vochysia guatemalensisIAF Cacao varietalsIAF managed agroforestry standCustom-made Taylor guitar made from IAF-managed Hormigo (Platymiscium dimorphandrum) treeIAF staff converting plantation lumber into boardsMahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) stand; Notice long trunks & zero bifurcation.IAF young Genuine Mahogany stand with Cacao understoryLake IzabalIAF “budwood” treeRio Dulce, GuatemalaIAF young Rosewood (Dalbergia stevensonii) with Cacao test plotIAF Rosewood standIAF successful Cacao graftFrom Left to Right: Victor Castillo, John Scharffenberger, Richard Bronson, a visiting Chocolatier, Manuel Bronson and Giuseppe dal BoscoIAF assistant manager Victor Castillo inspecting a young Pataxte (Theobroma bicolor) treeIAF heirloom cacaoIAF actively manages three types of theobroma; Theobroma cacao, Theobroma bicolor and Theobroma grandiflorumHeirloom cacao from the region