Primary Processing
At Agrotech Resources, constant innovation has resulted in numerous modifications in the diverse aspects of pre-harvesting, processing, and segregating wood into various grades. Trees chosen for harvest are cut down, leaves plucked out, and cut into pieces 1 to 2 meters long, weighing 10 to 20 kg each, and transported. At the primary processing facility, the bark is slit and the infected and the non-infected wood parts are separated using indigenous tools. The infected wood is then graded according to industry standards as soft yellowish white material, brown, and black. Whereas the average quality of Agarwood is brown in colour, the best one is black, giving out a good fragrance when burnt. The wood is segregated into various grades depending on its density, and each grade is separately used for extraction.