Its Aloha Friday. We had a very hectic week. The rain didn't stay away long, so we still have lots of painting to do.
Today, we are hosting a luncheon which should be fun. We coffee people are a lively bunch. As with all farmers, the topic will be the weather and the upcoming harvest season.
Sparkle and Ewok will enjoy the extra attention. They are so spoiled. Sparkle has not been a good girl about her diet! We just don't know how to keep her away from the avocadoes. She also gets treats from the workers which doesn't help her.
Well, I need to get the food ready or we won't have much of a luncheon. Have a great weekend everyone!
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Welcome To Our Blog
Aloha,
Welcome to the blog for Heavenly Hawaiian Farm and The Other Farm. We are located in Holualoa on the Big Island of Hawaii. We are David and Trudy Bateman. We moved to Hawaii in 2005 from Olympia, Washington. Dave is a retired Colonol from the US Air Force Reserves, and also a lawyer and real estate agent. Trudy is a retired ER Nurse. We live on the farm with our two dogs, Sparkle and Ewok. Sparkle is Ewok's mom and they were part of the package when we purchased the farm.
Harvest season is now over. The work isn's though. Now is the time to prune and fertilize. We have had several rounds of the Kona snow. Kona snow is nickname for the flowering of the coffee trees. Seven months after the trees bloom, it will be time to start picking the coffee cherry.
Please follow our blog and learn more about us!
Welcome to the blog for Heavenly Hawaiian Farm and The Other Farm. We are located in Holualoa on the Big Island of Hawaii. We are David and Trudy Bateman. We moved to Hawaii in 2005 from Olympia, Washington. Dave is a retired Colonol from the US Air Force Reserves, and also a lawyer and real estate agent. Trudy is a retired ER Nurse. We live on the farm with our two dogs, Sparkle and Ewok. Sparkle is Ewok's mom and they were part of the package when we purchased the farm.
Harvest season is now over. The work isn's though. Now is the time to prune and fertilize. We have had several rounds of the Kona snow. Kona snow is nickname for the flowering of the coffee trees. Seven months after the trees bloom, it will be time to start picking the coffee cherry.
Please follow our blog and learn more about us!
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