Sunday, January 29, 2017

Ea O Ka Aina: See film "Island Earth"

Ea O Ka Aina: See film "Island Earth": SUBHEAD: An underground movement of young people moving back to the land and growing their own food. By Jerry DiPietro on 18 January 20...



http://islandearthfilm.com/


Friday, January 13, 2017

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Documentary Screening of Island Earth Jan. 28th

Right now the Islands of Hawaii are in a food fight of global consequence. Although Hawaii has a rich history as a self-sufficient agricultural society, Hawaiians now import 90% of their food. Hawaii is also ground zero for the world's biotech companies, which capitalize on the tropical climate and lax environmental laws to test experimental GMO crops year-round.

Island Earth is a feature documentary depicting the struggles and triumphs of people fighting to take back their natural resources from corporations, while exploring what it will really take to "feed the world" through though provoking interviews with the world's top biologists and farmers. By exposing the myth that industrial agriculture is the only way of producing food for our growing population, Island Earth shows how to take control of our food supply through local farming and native wisdoms.

January 28th
Daylight Mind Coffee Company
75-5770 Alii Dr
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740
Doors open at 6:30pm

Tickets available at the door, $5
Question and answer session with filmmaker
Full bar available

Sunday, January 8, 2017

New Research Shows Failings of GMO Insect Resistance, Corn Crop in Jeopardy | The Huffington Post

Garden giant.
Horny local.
Bitter melon.
Big pile of produce at Keauhou Farmers Market.

One dragonfruit variety, we grow 8 different varieties.
Bees on dragonfruit blossom.
Good advice.
Fresh fruit is the best.
'Olena Patch