Bob Shaffer, vice president Hawaii Tea Society soilculture@aol.com
by Bob Shaffer
Cultural practices that are simple, economical and effective for raising high quality Tea in Hawaiʻi will be discussed including how to develop soil health, how to elevate the quality of Camellia sinensis and the essential connections between soil health, minerals, Humus and the quality of the Tea raised. Perry and Shaffer are professional agronomists’, each with decades of practical hands on experience in Hawaii farming systems, holistic farming and developing practical solutions to farming challenges. Please join us in this unique opportunity to learn about holistic systems management of Camellia sinensis, creating soil health and to enjoy Hawaiʻi Tea together. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: September 9, 2010 Place: Komohana Ag Center, Hilo Registration: 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm Presentations begin at 6:00 pm and end at 9:00 pm Registration fee (at-the-door & advance sales) Current members: Free Non-members: $40 at the door, $30 in advance Advance registrations can be made by clicking on the PayPal button below, making payment by PayPal or your own credit card (a PayPal account is not required). After completing payment, you will be redirected back to this site to fill out the registration form. Event info | Pay $30 advance registration fee now
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