Showing posts with label sustainable organic farming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainable organic farming. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Why I live in Hawaii

Laupahoehoe Point

Here at Laupahoehoe Point is a lovely park, a little community, and a Quaker family that sells fresh milk from their grass fed Jersey cows. They also sell fresh eggs from their free range chickens.

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Grow Your Own in Hawaii

Here in Hawaii you can raise your own vegetables and fish year-round, using one to fertilize the other! Sustainable farming all on a piece of property that is Owner Financed, and with a low down payment. Such a deal!

Ask Bob about his 3 acre listing, with a driveway already in, for only $500. down and $500 per month on a selling price of $39,500.

Pictured above is a part of the Aquaponics project run by a young couple doing organically grown fish and lettuce farming, on their Hamakua property. For anyone interested in more information on aquaponics as a commercial venture or for home use they conduct classes and a free tour every Saturday morning.

Call now to hear about current listings of owner financed, low down payment properties.
Bob Riley, 808 959-1117, 808 895-3434 or email him: jairus@interpac.net.