Kamauoha Farms Newsletter



May 2007
   

Kamauoha Farms is a project of Kamauoha Foundation - a non-profit organization created to serve the Native Hawaiian community.

We here at Kamauoha Farms want to wish all you mothers a Happy Mother's Day!

For our appreciation to all you wonderful mothers, we are offering a 30% OFF online sale on our Exotic Real Vanilla Triple Packs.  Just enter the coupon code

 VANILLA4MOM

right before clicking the "Checkout" button to receive the discount.

For comments or questions about our website, please write to the webmaster
We appreciate your feedback.


Not only do we grow Noni at Kamauoha Farms, but we also grow papaya and banana.  Here are some pictures!

We found these two cute trees growing together near the Noni fields.

Now you can say that you've gazed down a row of Papaya trees!  Papaya trees grow quite quickly.  Many of them are already over our heads.  These trees aren't fruiting yet, but it won't be long.  The plastic at the bottom of the trees are to keep the moisture in and weeds out.

Here are rows of our banana trees also.  The varieties of banana fruit that grow in Hawaii are more tart and shorter than varieties found in South America.  Because the leaves hold water so well, banana leaves were used by Hawaiians to cover and steam pork, chicken, and fish in imu or holes in the ground used for ovens. 


Mahalo (thank you) for your continuous support for Kamauoha Foundation.

Aloha nui (much love),

Kamauoha Farms 'Ohana (family)
P.O. Box 861418
Wahiawa, HI  96786-1418

 
Events

Tuesday, May 22, 2007
6:00-8:00 pm
Food Dehydration Workshop at Kamauoha Farms on Whitmore Avenue in Wahiawa, Hawaii.  Call (808) 622-4446 to let us know you are coming.  Thank you.

Friday, May 25, 2007
6:00-8:00 pm
Growing Noni Workshop at Kamauoha Farms on Whitmore Avenue in Wahiawa, Hawaii  Call (808) 622-4446 to let us know you are coming.  Thank you.

 
Noni Tip

Noni Compress Pad

Noni compress pads can be used for direct application for swollen joints, tendons, sprains, and to speed healing.  To make a Noni compress pad, put a gauze - or folded up paper towel - in a bowl, then pour a teaspoon of Noni at a time onto the gauze until the compress is completely moist.  Place the moist compress over the affected area and wrap with plastic wrap.  A hand towel may also be used to cover it over the plastic wrap to keep the Noni juice from dripping onto clothes.

Tip from 101 Ways to Use Noni Fruit Juice by Isa Navarre

If you have a testimonial of your own and want to share it with others on our website, send us an email.

*These treatments are not a replacement for professional medical care.  For serious wounds, burns, or injuries, see your doctor, hospital, or medical center.

**These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

 
Noni Recipe
Noni Vanilla Vinaigrette

1/4 cup olive oil
3/4 cup rice vinegar
4 tbsp North Shore Noni juice
1 tbsp sugar
1 tsp Tahitian Vanilla
Add choice of herbs (suggestions:. rosemary, green onions, ground papaya seeds, pepper, lemon grass, grated lemon peel, ginger juice or powder, garlic powder, or sesame seeds)
salt to taste

Mix ingredients in a saucepan and simmer on low heat for 15-20 minutes.  Pour into clean narrow necked glass bottle while still hot, seal, and shake. Use on green salads.

 
 

This project is made possible by a grant from the
Administration for Native Americans (ANA)

Visit us at http://kamauohafarms.com or call our office at
(808) 622-4446 for questions, comments, and orders.

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