Today was mauli = excellent day for all styles of planting any variety of plant.
by drake
Cho Global Natural Farming Institute presents:
“Spreading the new seeds in Hawai‘i‘s Agriculture”
Oahu @ Windward Community College : Wednesday, April 28th
Hawai'i @ Kohala Intergenerational Center : Weekend of May 1st and 2nd
You will learn a completely sustainable system of farming that requires no off-island inputs and provides abundant and nutritious food.
posted Apr 22 01:08
by drake
I am pleased to announce the availability of the mp3 audio recordings of Gil Carangdang during his November 2009 presentation of Tropical Natural Farming in Hilo.
These audio sessions are perfect to put on your ipod and rock in the garden. Learn as you turn compost and spread microbes. Complete the metamorphosis of "what do you think" by transmuting it into what you feel.
Gil really unlocked a lot of secrets for me. His presentation of material, such as a 30/70 compost on the chemical level, made it clear to me how to build my own intuitive improvisation.
Not improvisation as improvement, Master Cho's Bokashi may be the best in the world, yet instead I was given the master keys to nature. 30% Nitrogen / 70% Carbon is the grand concept we are after, and the secret is the vision to recognize these same features of compost in our natural environment.
In other words, I am releasing these free, but in return for listening to them, you must agree to stop buying mill run, sit down for a second, and feel. The land is speaking to you. What is it saying?
posted Apr 5 13:06
by drake
Date: April 3, 2010, Saturday
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Place: Hilo Korean Christian Church (located at 9 mi marker on Hwy 11) in Kurtistown
Seminar presenters: Dr. Hoon Park and Kim Chang
Topic: Lecture to review IMO’s, OHN, FPJ, FFJ, Calcium Phosphate (bones), Water Soluble Calcium (egg shell), & LAB. Hands-on practicum will be also be part of the program.
Fee:
1) Free for attendees at recent Cho natural farming seminar series and who could not participate because of the tsunami alert.
2) $10 for new attendees.
Lunch:
1) Bring your own
2) Order Korean sushi rolls for $3.00, payable at the door, but you MUST pre-order your sushi.
Register: Please register on-line or call 969-8271 to reserve your spot and so we can get a head count. Seating is very limited.
Payment: Online via Paypal (link to pay on the registration form) or at the door.
posted Mar 23 18:45
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