Why Farmers Collect Tree Dust

Why Farmers Collect Tree Dust

Every spring, farmers in parts of China and Korea climb into pine forests to collect fine yellow dust from the trees. It’s not gold—but it’s treated like it. This yellow powder is pine pollen, produced by the male cones of pine trees. For centuries, it’s been dried, sifted, and used in traditional medicine. People believed it supported energy, hormones, and healthy aging.

Modern interest grew when studies found it’s packed with vitamins, amino acids, and even trace amounts of plant-based testosterone. Today, it’s harvested, processed, and sold as powder, capsules, or tinctures. It’s not a miracle cure, but it’s a nutrient-rich natural product with deep roots. If you’re curious, start small. And if you have allergies? Maybe keep your distance—it is pollen, after all.

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[VirgilJJacas-vj]

I will like to start a Pine Farm in the mountains.

[chocolateTT]

By looking at it, my allergy is active😢

[lifeisbeautiful]

Nice business idea. Pine trees are abundant in my home.

[luciamartinez]

Un trabajo duro pero muy provechoso Bendiciones

[queenb]

Pine pollen is my worst allergy, no joke! 😂

[peacefulscrimp]

I hope to make bread with this
Great video 👍
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[mrblurblur]

Hmmm I have to look to my yard for organic pharmacy, I can't afford medicine now that the tariffs shot thru the sky.