Well, it seems my banana tree has decided to audition for a role in a nature documentary titled "When Plants Can't Handle the Rain." I guess wet feet aren't just a metaphor anymore! Who knew all those rain dances it practiced would culminate in this soggy spectacle?
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Raising Pigs and a day full of fun
Raising pigs can be quite the adventure, especially when it comes to their tasty meals! The cost of commercial pig feed can become a wallet-busting surprise, which is why many farmers get a bit creative with their options.
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What I have learned so far – Kava/Sakau
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We sold our first bunch of banana trees – 15 in total
We just sold our very first bunch of banana trees today, and guess what? We sent a whopping 15 banana keikis on their merry way! We've been giving these little green guys all the love for months, making sure they're happy and jiving for their new homes. Each keiki represents...
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the First Harvest – 1 Year Old Sakau
Today marks an incredible milestone – the graduation of my youngest son from the University of Hawaii in Hilo.It's a day filled with pride as we celebrate not just his academic achievements, but also the wonderful person he has become.It feels like only yesterday that he took his first steps...
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Remathau Community of Hilo Christmas Visit
The Remathau Community of Hilo brought such a wonderful sense of Holiday Spirit to our ranch, happily sharing their love, joy, and peaceful vibes with our Ohana. Their infectious energy ignited a sense of unity among us,
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Remathau Community of Hilo Gathers – First Fundraising
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In Ifalikese, we call it Fiefi – this one Chayote.
Fiefi, a cold soup made from boiled vegetables and other ingredients, has long been a beloved part of Remathau cuisine. Traditionally, it was served to fishermen returning from long, exhausting days at sea, providing a refreshing and nourishing meal.
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Call it luck, I got me fish!
Guess what? I've snagged some fish! Both the fancy reef types and the open sea critters are in my cooler, and just in the nick of time as I prepare for my grand return to my second home in the gorgeous state of Washington.
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Digging up 40 Banana Keikis is no small task – It’s amazingly exhausting.
Digging up 40 banana keikis might seem like a workout session straight out of a reality show, but trust me, the payday is like winning the horticultural lottery. Sure, the upfront costs for tools and land might make your wallet weep, but think of the sweet green that will be...