#mahipono — Public Fediverse posts
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A sack of Maui Lemons!
I was excited today to buy my very first bag of produce grown in one of Maui's old sugar cane fields -- 35,000 acres of which went fallow when Hawaiʻi's last sugar mill at Puʻunēnē, #Maui closed in 2016.
These vast fields were bought up by an enterprise called #MahiPono with the intent of creating #LocalAgriculture for local consumption -- economic recycling that doesn't happen much here.
Having less of our fresh produce shipped from the mainland is a very good thing.
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A sack of Maui Lemons!
I was excited today to buy my very first bag of produce grown in one of Maui's old sugar cane fields -- 35,000 acres of which went fallow when Hawaiʻi's last sugar mill at Puʻunēnē, #Maui closed in 2016.
These vast fields were bought up by an enterprise called #MahiPono with the intent of creating #LocalAgriculture for local consumption -- economic recycling that doesn't happen much here.
Having less of our fresh produce shipped from the mainland is a very good thing.
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A sack of Maui Lemons!
I was excited today to buy my very first bag of produce grown in one of Maui's old sugar cane fields -- 35,000 acres of which went fallow when Hawaiʻi's last sugar mill at Puʻunēnē, #Maui closed in 2016.
These vast fields were bought up by an enterprise called #MahiPono with the intent of creating #LocalAgriculture for local consumption -- economic recycling that doesn't happen much here.
Having less of our fresh produce shipped from the mainland is a very good thing.
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A sack of Maui Lemons!
I was excited today to buy my very first bag of produce grown in one of Maui's old sugar cane fields -- 35,000 acres of which went fallow when Hawaiʻi's last sugar mill at Puʻunēnē, #Maui closed in 2016.
These vast fields were bought up by an enterprise called #MahiPono with the intent of creating #LocalAgriculture for local consumption -- economic recycling that doesn't happen much here.
Having less of our fresh produce shipped from the mainland is a very good thing.
-
A sack of Maui Lemons!
I was excited today to buy my very first bag of produce grown in one of Maui's old sugar cane fields -- 35,000 acres of which went fallow when Hawaiʻi's last sugar mill at Puʻunēnē, #Maui closed in 2016.
These vast fields were bought up by an enterprise called #MahiPono with the intent of creating #LocalAgriculture for local consumption -- economic recycling that doesn't happen much here.
Having less of our fresh produce shipped from the mainland is a very good thing.