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Nāu Ke Kuleana - You count, be counted! 2010 Census
March 1, 2010 - May 31, 2010
Contact:
www.Census2010.gov
FDA Seeks Comments - Preventive Controls for Fresh Produce - Docket Now Open
February 25, 2010 - May 24, 2010
Contact:
www.Regulations.gov
Natural Farming with Master Cho
February 25, 2010 - March 5, 2010
Contact:
345-3464 or http://localgarden.us/
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Biodiesel Workshop: March 26, 27; Chico, CA
Natural Farming with Master Cho
Local Organic Produce Wanted by Down to Earth (Big Island)
Sustainable Family Farmers seeking farm for full-time production
Farm for sale
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Wanted: Sustainable Restaurant Manager North Shore Kauai
North Shore Kauai Sustainable Resource Center is looking for a person with restaurant management skills to cook and manage a health food snack shop.We are looking for someone that is a self-starter and that is good with people. This ideal applicant will have a deep desire to create healthy food from locally grown herbs, fruits and vegetables.
Please send resumé to jobs@commongroundkauai.net.
posted Dec. 30, 2009
Biodiesel Workshop: March 26, 27; Chico, CA
Biodiesel WorkshopMarch 26, 27: Shermain
Springboard Biodiesel is hosting a one and a half day introductory biodiesel workshop at our facility in Chico, CA on MARCH 26, 27.
Info and sign up here:
http://www.springboardbiodiesel.com/springboard-biodiesel-2010-workshop
This will be an informative event for anyone who is interested in starting to make biodiesel on their own (or hone their existing skills).
Dinner and tour of Sierra Nevada Brewery on the Friday evening. Please call if you have any questions.
Matt Matthew Roberts
Springboard Biodiesel, LLC
2282 Ivy Street Chico, CA 95928
530.894.1793 - tel
530.894.1048 - fax
646.256.9284 - mob
matt@springboardbiodiesel.com
Posted Mar 4, 2010
Natural Farming with Master Cho
A New Wave : In Harmony with Nature
Big Island agricultural workshopFor more information please visit http://localgarden.us/ or call 344-3464.
You will learn a completely sustainable system of farming that requires no off-island inputs and provides abundant and nutritious food.
collect and cultivate Indigenous Micro-Organisms
These ingredients enhance plant growth, and you will learn how to apply these inputs in synchronization with the nutritive life cycle of plants.
In the Livestock workshop you will learn how to raise chickens, pigs and cows sustainably without foul odors. The Natural Farming system uses IMO’s and produces animal feeds on site.
There is no longer any need to buy chemical fertilizers for the optimum health of your plants. Everything your plants need to thrive exists naturally in our environment and is, literally, at our feet. Natural Farming focuses on living soil and Indigenous Micro-Organisms (IMO’s). IMO’s are the missing link in “organic” farming. They convert organic material into the inorganic minerals and nutrients the plants can utilize.
For more information please visit http://localgarden.us/ or call 344-3464.
Download .pdf registration form and more information.
posted Jan 20, 2010
Local Organic Produce Wanted by Down to Earth (Big Island)
Local Organic Produce Wanted! Down to Earth is seeking organic farmers to provide us with locally grown crops. Down to Earth offers timely and flexible payments to our local farmers.
Please call 808 935 5515 and ask for Joe or Dan.
Sustainable Family Farmers seeking farm for full-time production
Sustainable Family Farmers seeking farm for full-time production. Ideal situation would be an already established homestead and willing to do a crop-share or lease.If you have anything that you think may be a good match please contact us immediately for details.
913-660-6282 Angela Rothweiler greenergirl@gmail.com
posted Jan 7, 2010
Farm for sale
Active farm, located in Kaimu Homesteads. 10.6 acres, secluded land bordered by State land and forest reserve. 1,400 sf residence, 2/3 of property is native old growth forest. Over 3,000 white pineapples planted. Small diverse tropical orchard - citrus, avocado, mango, lychee & banana. Large garden utilized in salad green production. Sustainably designed with permaculture principles. www.hawaiianpropertyforsale.composted Jan 19 2010
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