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1. A Global Legacy:
Indeed, nowadays, various corners of the globe are alive with oyster farming,
being a huge engine for coastal community economic development in which
it is undertaken. truly, case-places like C-v5 Panay, Capiz, Philippines,
Pangasinan, fit well in this description. In fact, they have blended in so well
with the modern so as to create a thriving industry that does not only sustain
livelihoods but rather shows the potential of responsible aquaculture.

2. Location
Hagonoy, officially the Municipality of Hagonoy, is a first-class municipality in the province of Bulacan, Philippines. It is
bordered by:
North: Municipality of Calumpit
East: Municipality of Paombong
West: Municipality of Masantol, Pampanga
South: Manila Bay
The whole municipality of Hagonoy has a total land area of 103.10 square kilometers. The distinctness of its
topography lies in a long ridge and a lake at the edge, which name of the lake is "Wawa" and now it flows in Barangays
San Sebastian and San Nicolas.
The town has recorded settlements as early as before this date in places such as Tibaguin and Pugad, and it went on to
become. Although settlements may have previously indicated existing in areas; it was in 1771 that the establishment of
Hagonoy marks the starting of its occurrence. The town became prosperous with available 'hagonoy' plants, which
abound, offering medicinal and culinary properties; and close proximity to shores, which teem with fish. Hagonoy
remains a vital fishing town to this day, with two busy fish ports located in the Poblacion and San Pascual barangays.
From this continued rampantly bulging bourgeoning community, commercial and economic importance, and its
contribution as a key access road, more so in North Luzon Expressway and MacArthur Highway, Hagonoy has grown
to become a 1st class municipality today. The deeper you move within this borough, the more you start unveiling an
expanse of history, culture, and natural resources-filling the community. The historical landmarks, busy markets, and a
beautiful landscape all say that the uniqueness of this place is favorable for all dwellers and visitors.

3. This layout outlines a hanging method for cultivating oysters in a 10 meter by 5-meter space, utilizing reusable materials.
Materials:
Floating plate (10m x 5m): To be constructed using built-ready-to-float wood, treated lumber, or PVC piping. Ensure
that it will float while holding the weight of oysters, lines, and other hardware.
Anchor system: Secure the platform using anchors and lines to prevent drifting.
Hanging Lines: These are the ropes or lines of a resilient material running equidistant from each other and paralleling
with the platform. Ordinarily, it is made of nylon or polyethylene.
Reusable plastic straps: Choose strong and durable straps appropriate for suspending oyster bags.
Bamboo sticks: Straight, strong bamboo sticks must be chosen and cut slightly longer than the depth which shall
immerse the oysters.

4. This layout outlines a hanging method for cultivating oysters in a 10 meter by 5-meter space, utilizing reusable materials.
Materials:
Floating plate (10m x 5m): To be constructed using built-ready-to-float wood, treated lumber, or PVC piping. Ensure
that it will float while holding the weight of oysters, lines, and other hardware.
Anchor system: Secure the platform using anchors and lines to prevent drifting.
Hanging Lines: These are the ropes or lines of a resilient material running equidistant from each other and paralleling
with the platform. Ordinarily, it is made of nylon or polyethylene.
Reusable plastic straps: Choose strong and durable straps appropriate for suspending oyster bags.
Bamboo sticks: Straight, strong bamboo sticks must be chosen and cut slightly longer than the depth which shall
immerse the oysters.
Division in the Platform: It could further be divided longitudinally into two equal sub-sections.
Line placement: Hang lines in sections—run hanging lines parallel to the smaller side (5m) of the platform. The lines should be spaced about 0.5 meters apart to allow for proper flow of moisture and provide a walkway without overcrowding.
Secure the lines at both ends, ensuring they are taut and can support the weight of oyster bags.
Bamboo stick and strap assembly:
Cut bamboo sticks slightly longer than the desired depth for oyster immersion.
Thread the reusable plastic straps through the center of each bamboo stick, creating a loop at the top.
Lantern net/oyster bag attachment:
Attach the lantern nets or oyster bags securely to the bottom of the bamboo sticks.