LIVELIHOOD AID. 'Sugbu' or tiger grass (shown in photo) is a primary material used in soft broom making. Some 30 agrarian reform beneficiaries belonging to a cooperative in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, received 6,000 sugbu sprouts and 30 sickles early November as livelihood aid from the Department of Agrarian Reform in Bicol. (Photo courtesy of DAR-5) LEGAZPI CITY - Some 30 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) belonging to the Cagnipa Guijalo Beneficiaries Organization (CaGuiBO) in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, have received 6,000 "sugbu" (tiger grass) sprouts and 30 sickles early this month from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) in Bicol. In an interview on Tuesday, Geri Buensalida, DAR-Bicol spokesperson, said the distribution of planting materials is part of the Sustainable Livelihood Support for Disaster-Affected Areas (SLSDAA) program that aims to develop alternative livelihood or restoration and rehabilitation of the existing livelihood that were affected by the im