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Programs/Workshops
Agrisciences
Biodiversity
Bovine Therapy
Carbon Sequestration
Composting
Fitness Integration
Grafting
Mulching
Mindfulness/Meditation
Nutrition/Diet
Permaculture
Seeding and Cloning
Industries
Agriculture & Energy
Education & Technology
Environmental Resources
Nutri Sciences
Medical Modernization
Product Profiles
79+ Worldwide (and Growing)
Moringa, green papaya, ginger, and lemongrass. The eternal elixirs that produces anti-oxidants, and healing enzymes for neuro-trauma.
Japanese green pumpkin ohana to the buttercup squash. Kabocha is a warming food that aids digestion, improves qi deficiency in the spleen and pancreas, and alleviates pain. Fresh squash juice may be applied to the skin to reduce inflammation and relieve burns.
Yellow and Purples Varieties Perfect for juices, dressings, and smoothies. High in anti-oxidants, fruit of the a'ina.
Workshops for 2024
“Our calendar is open for 2024/25"
We will be holding various workshops this upcoming year with many topics and experts in the field to support the many programs we offer. Based on availability and weather permitting. We will offer alternative dates if workshops are canceled.
2023 Workshop Dates -
April 22, 2023 - Introduction to Permaculture and Composting. Fencing your perimeter and building an organic compost area.
June 2 - 4, 2023 - "Trauma to Transformation" Guest Instructors
Tai Chi, Yoga, Mindfulness/Meditation, Music, Dance, Bovine Therapy, Planting, and Grafting sessions. 3 day Retreat.
Dates Pending - Mind-Body/Medicine - Certification for trainers
Oct. 20-22, 2023 - Survival Workshop - Details with be rolled
out soon!
November 11, 2023 - Organic Farmers Market, Nutrition and
Cooking Sessions with Vegan and Culinary Chefs. "Food, Fitness, and Farming".
Contact Us
If you would like to book a visit, attend a workshop or need consultation, Contact us and we will be glad to provide you with information on future workshops or available dates. We are located on Hawai'i Island near the Hawaii Volcanoes Park, Kahuku Division. Driving distance of 15-20 minutes to green and black sand beaches. Mile marker 70 on Mamalahoa Hwy.
Marketing and the business of buying and selling fruit. A day of touring various vendors and the logistics of getting your produce in time for market. Grading/inspection/packing/labeling techniques in the trade.
Various Farmers markets around the Bid Island Tours. Saturday, Sundays, and Wednesday markets. https://www.lovebigisland.com/kona-farmers-market/
La'au Lapa'au, th Native Hawaiian practice of using medicinal plants for healing. Identification of various native plants found around the Big Island.
Programs with photography and videography agricultural landscape.