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Oahu-Wai'anae Holiday Potluck
12/02/2019 06:30 PM - 08:30 PM HT
Category
Potluck Mtg.
Admission
Free
Location
Kahumana Organic Farm & Cafe
86-660 Lualualei Homestead Rd
Waianae, HI 96792
United States of America
Summary
Mango Cultivation presentation for backyard growers, Lily Cabinath information session about Pharmanex Biophotonic scanner, and Holiday theme Potluck
Description
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Hawaii Farmers Union United Wai'anae and Kahumana Organic Farms presents Mango Cultivation presentation for backyard growers, Lily Cabinath information session about Pharmanex Biophotonic scanner, and Holiday theme Potluck:
6:30pm: Pule and Pot-luck (Please bring a Holiday dish to share)
6:45pm: Open Mic and announcements
7:00pm: Mark Suiso, Mango Cultivation
8:00pm: Lily Cabinath, Pharmanex Biophotonic scanner
8:30pm: Pau
Lily Cabinath: About the Speaker
Lily Cabinatan, a long time resident of the Wai'anae Coast, attended Wai'anae Elem School & graduated from Wai'anae High School. She is a retired teacher & administrator with the Hawaii Dept. of Education. She taught at Nanakuli High & Inter. School for 16 years & was a Vice Principal at Kamaile Elem School before retirement. She is married, has 2 children & 6 grandchildren.
Lily is now a health & wellness coach educating people about nutrition & healthy lifestyles with Pharmanex Biophotonic scanner. This scanner will let a person know how healthy they are on the inside with their antioxidant count in less than 30 seconds. Lily also operates a 3 acre farm in Maili growing mangos, Meyers lemons, limes, papayas, calamansi & chickens.
Makaha Mangoes' Mark Suiso: About the Presenter
Makaha Mangoes Over the years, through careful cultivation and innovative grafting, Makaha Mangoes has become a source of pride and passion for owners Mark and Candy Suiso. Today the farm grows many different varieties - some Mark planted or grafted, others are left from his father's patient hands that realized mangoes were the golden crop of the future. Mark and Candy Suiso welcome mango season each year as a time for our family to harvest and share the bounty with others. This makes life in Makaha special. We want to share this lifestyle with others. Mark and Candy encourages people to grow their own trees and to make the most of mango season.
Mahalo, Saleh Azizi, PhC Hawai'i Farmers Union Foundation (HFUF)
GIA Project Coordinator
86-660 Lualualei Homestead Road
Waianae, 96792 HI
Phone: 808-383 5224
Hawaii Dept. of Education. She taught at Nanakuli High & Inter. School for 16 years & was a Vice Principal at Kamaile Elem School before retirement. She is married, has 2 children & 6 grandchildren.
