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Hawai'i Island Homegrown: Food Self-Reliance Workshop (In Pahoa)

With more than 85% of our food imported from off-island, many Hawai'i Island residents are concerned about our community's food security. This workshop will empower you to be in control of your own food security, reduce your food budget, increase consumption of fresher, more nutritious food, decrease the impact of spiraling fuel costs and help ceate an abundance of food for sharing or sale. this workshop is for gardeners, farmers, homeowners, landscapers, teachers, extension professionals - anyone interested in growing Hawai'i community food self-reliance.

What Workshop
When Sun Mar 22, 2009
from 08:30 am to 06:00 pm
Where Pahoa Pahoa Community Center & Milk & Honey Farm
Contact Name Craig Elevitch
Contact Email
Contact Phone 808-324-4427
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Workshop Highlights:

  1. Sustainable traditional Pacific Island methods

  2. Abundant, easy to grow garden crops.

  3. Homesteading the small family farm

  4. Animals and their feed

  5. On-farm methods of building soil fertility

  6. Landscaping with edibles

  7. Food plants with staying Power

  8. Community and Network Building

 

Cost: $50 per person.  $15 Scholorship ($35 for the workshop)  if you bring fruit to share.

 

Pre-regristration is required.

Please go to the following website  for schedule of events and registration form http://agroforestry.net/events

 

 

Presenters In Pahoa:

Shekinah Caririllo, Craig Elevitch, Hugh Johnson, Keiki Kekipi, Biko Long, Tracy Matfin, Pua Mendonca, Scott Middlekauff, Britton Price, Geoff Rauch, John Schinnerer.

 

 Sponsored by the Hawai''i County Resource Center and Department of Research and Development.



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