19th Annual Garden Fair

Saturday, April 19 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. kauai community college front lawn

19th Annual Garden Fair Kauai County Farm Bureau and UH College of Tropical Ag

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Garden Fair plant clinic and UH educational area Talks an opportunity to return to roots of getting down, dirty Have a question to help you improve your garden or farm? Or a specific problem with a plant or animal? UH College of Tropical Agriculture Cooperative Extension Agents and KCC instructors will be on site all day including horticulturists, plant pathologists, entomologists and livestock specialists.

For those who want to take courses on agricultural or gardening, Kauai Community College staff will be on hand to introduce information on upcoming classes and resources available including both for credit and noncredit programs.

Day of ‘Garden Talks’ The Garden Fair offers an opportunity for gardeners to interface directly with experienced professionals and talk story and ask questions. There is information for all levels of interest and

knowledge — whether you’re a professional farmers, backyard gardener, or just starting to put your hands in the dirt. Students of all ages are welcome and encouraged to attend.

The day’s schedule of “Garden Talks” will be hosted by Roy Yamakawa, Kauai Administrator for UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, and held in front of the One-Stop Center on KCC Campus. n 9:30 a.m. – 10 a.m. Kauai Master Gardeners – Learn, Share and Grow!

Kim Perry, UH CTAHR Extension – Master Gardener Program. Receive gardener training and share gardening with the community. n 10 a.m.– 11 a.m. What’s bugging you – Insects and Insect Control. Techniques for the gardener. Richard Ebesu, UH-CTAHR, Associate County Agent.

An entomologist by training, Richard’s specialty areas include fruits, coffee, cacao, and urban horticulture. n 11 a.m. – noon. Organic Growing Methods – Dr. Ted Radovich UHCTAHR Department of Tropical Plant and Soil Science. A dynamic presenter, Dr. Radovich specializes in sustainable

and organic farming systems and ecological practices. Get started on an organic garden today. n Noon – 1 p.m. Free Range Chicken and Eggs – Matt Stevenson, UH-CTAHR Extension. Livestock and Range Management. Best practices for free range chicken and eggs, including the chicken tractor. n 1-2 p.m. Little Tips for Gardeners – Roy Yamakawa, UH-CTAHR, Kauai County Administrator. Roy specializes in vegetables, ornamentals, turf and taro. Come for tips and discussion on how to make your garden grow.

Back to our Roots Back to Roots will be featured for the 2014 Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair Fruit & Vegetable Show Every year experienced farmers, backyard growers and students bring their fruits and vegetables from Atemoya to Vanilla to Vidinha Stadium to be displayed at the Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair.

But the preparations for this annual display typically start months earlier for

many varieties.

To encourage more aspiring farmers to get their hands in the dirt, UH CTAHR will be on site at the Garden Fair with seeds and information for those interested to participate.

This year’s Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair on Aug. 21-24 will focus on the theme “Back to our Roots” making root vegetables a natural choice as the crop of choice for the Fruit & Vegetable Show special contest.

Carrots, radish, turnip, sweet potato, taro and other root vegetables will be featured this year.

Other fruits and vegetables will also be shown. Visit the UH CTAHR Educational tent in front of the One Stop for this year’s rules, as well as tips and seeds for the Farm Fair Fruit and Vegetable Show and Contest.

Farm Fair Fruit & Vegetable Show & Contest Rules are downloadable at www.kauaifarmfair.org and can be picked up at the weekly Kauai Community Market (Saturdays at KCC, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.) as well as at the UHCTAHR office in Lihue (3060 Eiwa St., Room 210).

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Who’s at the fair?

The Garden Fair is a one-stop shop of tropical plants, flowers, supplies, information and more Commercial booths • Growing Greens Nursery, now Makaleha Nursery • Hawaiian Orchid Source • Grove Farm • Orchid Alley • Pioneer Hi-Bred • Kauai Nursery & Landscaping • Tropical Flowers Express • Heavenly Hakus • The Ag Lab • Shinil Candle & Soap • Barkaroo Bakery • Syngenta Hawaii • M. Kawamura Farm Enterprises • Garden Ponds Kilauea Orchids • Wiki Wiki Worm Ranch • Wai‘iti Soaps and Botanicals

UH educational area • UH College of Tropical Agriculture & Human Resources • Master Gardeners program • Kauai Community College – for credit agricultural program • Kauai Community College – Office of Continuing Education & Training

Keiki and youth gardening areas • Kauai 4-H Livestock Club • Garden Island 4-H ranchers

Agencies and nonprofits • Kauai County Farm Bureau • USDA – Farm Service Agency USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service • USDA Rural Development • Kauai Beekeepers Association • East & West Kauai Soil & Water Conservation Districts • Forestry Committee/ Kauai Landscape Industry Council • Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers Association • Kauai Native Plant Society

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Food booths • Moloaa Bay Coffee and ti Leaf & Taro • Salty Wahine Gourmet Hawaiian Sea Salt • Hanalei Taro & Juice Co. • Hanalei Pasta • JC’s Puerto Rican Tacos • Hawaiian Juice Company • Greenery Cafe • Kauai Family Restaurant Rafael Aloha Tacos • Yamamoto’s Ice Cream • Granny Feelgood’s Kettle Corn Plus 30 local farmers and vendors from Kauai Community Market featuring a range of freshly picked produce, trophical fruits and value-added farm products.

Aloha Growing Greens Longtime sponsor of the Garden Fair, Garden Greens Nursery has retired and become part of Makaleha Nursery. Both will be on site for the Garden Fair Saturday.

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Spring to life with the Garden Fair

Kauai County Farm Bureau and UH CTAHR will host the 19th annual Garden Fair Saturday, April 19th at Kauai Community College front lawn 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The lawn will spring to life with gardeners, suppliers, garden lovers and consumers there to shop the wide variety of plants, landscape products and equipment, and to find out the latest gardening information and tips.

Hosted by Kauai County Farm Bureau, University of Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, and Kauai Community College, the annual Kauai Garden Fair is one of the largest gatherings of green thumbs on Kauai and a great way to share the bounty of the island firsthand.

This one-day, free event begins with a “one-stop shop” for the garden, where a wide variety of tropical plants, flowers, pro-

duce and seeds will be available for purchase representing farmers, nurseries and organizations from around the island.

Here you can surround yourself with what is Kauai Grown — cut flowers, plants and trees, produce and even food and items and products. Look for the “Kauai Grown” signs and QR codes to learn more about some of the farms and nurseries behind the products or visit them at www.kauaigrown.org.

The event caters to growers from novice to expert, celebrating gardening in all of its aspects. You’ll find opportunities to network with organizations that assist gardeners and agriculture, stroll through the many information booths to learn what’s new and swap tips.

A day-long schedule of “Garden Talks” is hosted by UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Kauai Community College and

provides opportunities to learn about a wide range of gardening topics from organic gardening methods, small animals for the backyard, principles and practices of horticulture and plant science, bugs and controlling them, tropical fruit trees, aquaponics and home composting.

If you have a specific problem you can visit the Plant Clinic and Agricultural Information

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34th Annual Irmalee &Walter Pomroy Lei Contest Thursday, May 01, 2014 11:00am – Closing &

3rd Annual Happy’s Keiki La Lei Contest Saturday, May 03, 2014 9:00am – 11:30am ENTRY FORMS & CONTEST RULES ARE AVAILABLE on www.kauaimuseum.org For more information, contact 808-245-6931 or marketing@kauaimuseum.org

Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication or a modification of policies and procedures to participate in this event should contact Lani Kaui at 808-245-6931 as soon as possible, but no later than April 24, 2014.

booth to visit with area experts, purchase UH seed varieties, and pick up some free root crop seeds and growing tips for this year’s Farm Fair Fruit and Vegetable Show and Contest with the theme “Back to Our Roots.”

For keiki, the 4-H kids area is a highlight that can’t be missed, with a mini petting zoo, hosted play area for toddlers, and planting activities to introduce little ones to the garden. It’s also a chance to meet some of our “future farmers” — students learning about gardening and agriculture from elementary to high school level.

The weekly Kauai Community Market will team up with the Garden Fair and extend its hours for the day – reminding us of the delicious end product of these homegrown efforts. This expanded farmers market features a range of Kauai Grown fruits and produce as well as

value added agricultural products straight from the farm like honey, goat cheese and coffee plus a variety of freshly baked goods, smoothies and local treats like kulolo and mochi.

The Garden Fair is a special time when we have an opportunity to interact with the tremendous variety of people who fit under that large tent called agriculture.

Community sponsors of the Garden Fair include Grove Farm, Growing Greens now Makaleha Nursery, Orchid Alley, Kauai Nursery & Landscaping, Tropical Flowers Express and Heavenly Hakus, Hawaiian Orchid Source, DuPont Pioneer, The Ag Lab, Kawamura Farm Enterprises, Syngenta Hawaii, Barkaroo Bakery, Salty Wahine Gourmet Hawaiian Sea Salts, Moloaa Bay Coffee with Ti Leaf & Taro, and Kauai Community College.

Info: kauaicountyfarmbureau.org

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Look for 4-H in the garden

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The petting zoo is open to all ages. It gives 4-H members the opportunity to practice public speaking skills and share their knowledge of animal husbandry with the community.

Deco-pots & Planting

Decorate your own pot to go and watch your plant grow! A simple and easy craft for those wanting to try and grow something in their own backyard!

Easter Egg dying

Eggs are a great source of protein and are lots of fun to dye into bright colors!

Choose your egg color and learn to enjoy eating eggs.

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Have your photo taken with the Easter Lamb, Easter Bunny, Easter Chicken or Easter Dog!

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Look for the green four-leaf clover with white “H” on each leaf representing head, heart, hands and health. Here you will find 4-H members and volunteer leaders sharing knowledge and skills with keiki and their families through hands-on learning stations.

The Kauai 4-H Livestock Club will have the following interactive learning stations for keiki as their way of thanking the community and businesses for supporting them throughout the year and by putting into practice their public speaking skills and teaching others what they have learned. They invite you to explore the following 4-H activities in the garden:

What’s in a bath? Well, ours is filled with 80 pounds of bird seed that children between the ages of 6 months to 4 years of age enjoy playing in. Not only do these children get to feel the different textures of the bird seeds but they have the opportunity to increase their fine motor skills in a fun and imaginative way!

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Photo Frame Decorating Be creative and decorate a frame for your Easter Photo.

Caddy Service Need an extra hand, or even a cart?

Our Kauai 4-H Livestock Club members will be glad to pick up your purchase and wait for you and your vehicle curb side to help you with your plants. This is a free service. Visit the Kauai 4-H Livestock Club tent or look for posters on how to schedule a caddy. Any tips will be donated to a local charity on behalf of their club.

Garden Island 4-H Ranchers Farm Animal Coloring: Keiki, come and color Rabbit, Chicken and Lamb pictures.

4-H Activity Sheets: Use your thinking skills to figure out crossword puzzles, mazes, connect the dots and word find animal activities!

Plating Starters: Start your own Keiki Garden by planting starts to add to your home garden!

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Gifting and shipping options for Mother’s Day and graduation Hawaiian tropical flowers, orchids and plants are in demand the world over for their outstanding quality, beauty and long life.

Bouquets, arrangements and plants can make outstanding and unique Kauai Grown gifts for Mother’s Day and graduation coming up this season.

For those with faraway friends and families, several of the nurseries and flower growers present at the Garden Fair are certified shippers who can pack and ensure flowers arrive for your special day. Many of these items can be delivered directly from farms on Kauai to your

Mom’s door within two business days anywhere in the United States. Look for the certified shipper signs on site at the Garden Fair and ask about local delivery and pickup options.

To meet some of our local flower growers and nurseries and discover more Kauai Grown gift options, visit www.kauaigrown.org.

For online member sales and a directory of Kauai’s commercial flower, orchid and foliage growers, visit the Hawaii Tropical Flower & Foliage Association at www.hawaiitropicalflower.org.

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From gardening to farming, learning opportunities await

Whether you are looking to start a home garden, troubleshoot an insect problem, or master a new crop, there are educational resources on Kauai to help.

Below please find a listing of some of the agricultural and gardening opportunities available through University of Hawaii and Kauai Community College.

UH CTAHR

The UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources has extension agents on Kauai who can consult with farmers on a variety of topics. Their offices are located in the state building at 3160 Eiwa Street, Suite 210.

• Roy Yamakawa, County Administrator, vegetables, ornamentals, turf and taro yamakawa@hawaii.edu or 274-3471.

• Richard Ebesu Association Extension Agent, Garden vegetables and fruits, insect pests, 274 -3475 or rebesu@hawaii.edu.

• Laura Kawamura, Assistant Extension Agent, 4-H/Youth programs and registered dietician, 274 -3471 or ljk@hawaii.edu.

• Matt Stevenson, Assistant Extension Agent, Livestock and Range Management, 274-3471 or stevenso@hawaii.edu.

• Kim Perry, Jr. Extension Agent and

Kauai Master Gardeners Coordinator –274-3478 or kperry2@hawaii.edu

Kauai Community College The KCC Plant Biology and Tropical Agriculture program offers a 23-credithour certificate that includes courses in chemistry, general science, botany, horticulture, plant propagation, crop improvement, and pest management, plus a biolab technician internship and a seminar course. Courses may be applied toward an Associate’s degree in agriculture.

Other credit courses offered on a rotating basis include a Hawaiian studies course in growing kalo (taro) and courses on Hawaiian native plants and Hawaiian plant ethnobiology. A 7-credit certificate of competence is available in Hawaiian Botany, under KCC’s liberal arts program.

Fall course registration opens April 14 to Aug. 24, for Aug. 25 to Dec. 19 course dates. Courses include horticulture, general botany and plant bioscience intern.

For more information, contact Dr. Sharad P. Marahatta at 245-8251 or look for course descriptions of available classes for KCC through the UH System at www.sis. hawaii.edu/uhdad/avail.classes.

Ho’ouluwehi Check out these courses in sustainable agriculture from the Office of Continuing Education and Training. For information, tuition and registration, call 245- 8318 or visit the www.kauai.hawaii.edu. Stay tuned for upcoming classes on apiary, aquaponics and sustainable farming.

Introduction to Aquaponics Systems – Aquaponics, also known as the integration of hydroponics (soiless farming) with aquaculture (fish farming), is gaining increased global attention as the fastest-growing bio-integrated efficient intensive food production system. Learn aquaponics from the basics and beyond in this intensive course with instructor Bernie Tsao. Saturdays, May 3 through May 31 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Space is limited.

Hive Box Building Friday, May 2: 6 to 8 p.m. and May 9: 5-9 p.m. This two-session course taught by James Trujillo will focus on building your own hive equipment to get your apiary started.

Honey Harvest and wax processing Saturday, May 3: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This course will focus on honey extraction and wax collecting and processing for

personal and commercial consumption.

Learn to inspect and assess hives for honey production; remove frames for processing and extraction; collect, melt and process wax.

Kauai Farmers Resource Workshop Friday, May 16 from 4:30-7:30 p.m. The workshop is free and opened to farmers who would like to learn more about the services available from state and federal agencies. For more information and to RSVP, contact Steve Russo at 973-9409 or email: steve.russo@hawaii.gov

Tropical fruit conference There is a fruit conference scheduled for May 28 at Kauai Community College. Coordinated by Richard Ebesu, the conference is geared for commercial fruit growers but anyone can attend. Topics include: 1) Growing pineapple and identifying pineapple pests and diseases 2) Managing papaya pests 3) Plant diseases of fruit trees 4) Tropical fruit production 5) Fruit fly control.

To register, call the Office of Continuing Education and Training, 245- 8318.

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Become a Kauai Master Gardener The Kauai Master Gardener program is an educational outreach program administered by the University of Hawaii College of Agriculture and Human Resources Cooperative Extension Service with the mission to extend relevant, science-based horticultural knowledge and information to the public through community outreach and education.

Training Kauai Master Gardeners are trained by UH faculty and local experts in botany, plant physiology, soil science, organic agriculture, plant pathology, entomology, native plants and more. Participants receive about 48 hours of classroom training, equivalent to a college-level introductory horticulture course. The training program is typically held for

16 weeks from January to April.

The program’s core curriculum covers topics such as: • Basic botany and plant physiology • Plant propagation and pruning • Soils and fertilizers • Organic gardening • Plant pathology/diseases • Entomology and integrated pest management • Gardening fruits, vegetables, tropical plants • Tropical trees, lawns and ground covers In the first year after completing the training course, participants are required to fulfill a minimum of 50 hours of volunteer service in order to become certified Master Gardeners, and participate in continuing education and service beyond the program.

Master Gardeners have conducted garden classes on container gardens, orchids, personality garden and growing kale. Master Gardeners also presented garden information to Kauai’s senior citizens and helped with school gardens.

Certified Master Gardeners enjoy many benefits and join a group of like-minded gardeners, passionate about making a difference in their community.

The Kauai Master Gardeners will be at the April 19 Garden Fair and will be selling University of Hawaii CTAHR seeds and share garden advice with anyone who stops by.

Contact Kim Perry, Kauai MG Coordinator, 274-3478 or email, kperry2@hawaii.edu or during the morning garden talk at 9:30 a.m.

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KCC Spring Festival Each year, hundreds of keiki line up on the KCC lawn in search of Easter eggs. This year, the Garden Fair and Spring Festival keiki activities will be coordinated on the same day, Saturday, to offer even more fun for the whole family.

Organized by the Kauai Community College Student Activities Council, Spring Festival activities include an egg hunt, lawn games, performances and other activities for families all hosted by KCC student clubs.

Follow the signs to the special egg hunt area, and then enjoy the joint activities for the keiki together with the student clubs and 4-H areas between 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Program as follows: 9:30 a.m., opening entertainment 10 a.m., Cocoon Aerial dance performance 10:30 a.m., egg hunt registration 10:45 a.m., Showtime characters photos – Easter Bunny and Hello Kitty 11 a.m., Egg hunt begins 11 a.m., ages 0-3 11:10 a.m., ages 4-6 11:20 a.m., ages 7-9 11:30 a.m., ages 10-11 11:30 a.m., prize booth noon, music by Cruz Control 12:30 p.m., lawn games 2 p.m., Spring Festival activities conclude For questions, contact SAC Chair, Nelson Batalion at 634-2120