Approximate size and color differences between CBB and Cathartus
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POINTS IN SUPPORT OF REFORMING THE HAWAII COFFEE LABELING LAW
POINTS IN SUPPORT OF REFORMING THE HAWAII COFFEE LABELING LAW: 1—As a matter of economic theory, if supply goes down, prices go up. Removing from the supply side what is estimated to be 5 million pounds of fake Kona coffee sold annually in Hawaii (that is, 5 million pounds in packages consisting of 90% foreign…
Councilwoman Brenda Ford’s Resolution Opposing 10% Coffee Blends
click to read>>>>>COM 0998.001 2012-2014
Resolution to the State Legislature – Resolution # 500-14.
click to read >Â RES 500 Draft 01 2012-2014
Addition to Botanigard Compatibility List- email to Members of 9/9/14
CAUTION: Pyronyl is a broad spectrum insecticide which will also kill beneficial insects. Read cautionary statements on container and follow product recommendations. Pyronyl tests show compatibility with Botanigard  Bioworks, the maker of Botanigard, has completed a series of tank mix tests with Pyronyl and Botanigard.  The good news is that the two can be…
Brenda Ford’s Resolution Opposing 10% Coffee Blend Fraud
click to read>Â HSAC Truth in labeling D1b 2014 The resolution will be considered at a committee hearing at the Hawaii Civic Center in Kona on Tuesday, September 16. Â Testifiers need to sign in by 3:30 pm. We need all Farmers to speak up!
HFUU Report to KCFA June Board Meeting
Click below to read Hawaii Farmers Union United’s report to the Kona Coffee Farmers Associations June KCFA Board Meeting. HFUU JUne Meeting Report to the KCFA cont. HFUU report to KCFA June Meeting
B. bassiana Update: KCFA Email of June 20, 2014
Re: the KCFA’S B.bassiana HDOA Grant This morning (6/20/14) we were told that we have one final document to sign and have notarized for the Grant. Though the project is not yet able to move forward, it looks like we will have go ahead by about June 25 (the legal deadline is next week).    Despite…
30 Tree Sampling Method Draft
click to view> Â Â Â Â Â 30 Trees Sampling Method DRAFT 061814