PHASES
1) Remove invasives… convert to lumber, biochar and mulch.
2) Reforest with endemics, fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, groundcover perennials, (food, fiber, floral, fuel, feed, farmaceutical, etc.).
3) Test soil nutrients, nutrient uptake per plant, nutrient absorption extra- and intra-cellular per person per plant or DRI-based meal.
4) Calculate minimum sq ft, energy and water needed to grow highest, quickest and most comprehensively, nutrient dense yield crops that cover 100% DRI per person.
5) Calculate need for ‘Ai Love Nalo, Hā’ehuola, family and friends.
1) Remove invasives… convert to lumber, biochar and mulch.
2) Reforest with endemics, fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, groundcover perennials, (food, fiber, floral, fuel, feed, farmaceutical, etc.).
3) Test soil nutrients, nutrient uptake per plant, nutrient absorption extra- and intra-cellular per person per plant or DRI-based meal.
4) Calculate minimum sq ft, energy and water needed to grow highest, quickest and most comprehensively, nutrient dense yield crops that cover 100% DRI per person.
5) Calculate need for ‘Ai Love Nalo, Hā’ehuola, family and friends.
ZONES
1) ulu, coconut, mango, mountain apple
4) jabong/citrus maximus, pruning and grafting tahitian lime, meyer lemon, ka’u orange, tangerine, etc
5) farm vehicles, equipment, tools, supplies, storage, office and exercise facility (consider solar panels, vertical wind, battery bank, rainwater harvesting)
6) living/working/learning spaces, starfruit, lilikoi, cherimoya, ti leaf, banana, olena, plumeria, mai lei, etc (consider solar panels, vertical wind, battery bank, rainwater harvesting)
7) Avatar/Ewok Village – treehouse in banyan tree w skywalks in upper canopy mango grove and little landings per tree or mini cluster. Possible zip lines. Look into bioluminescent plants to glow at night. Thin mango grove, haul, dry/cure, mill, use for flooring or furniture or monetize. Graft keiki mango onto trunks of thinned grove. Ti Leaf, indigenous Bamboo, banana, macadamia nut, etc
8) ulu, banana, papaya, guava
1) ulu, coconut, mango, mountain apple
- 1a) small storage area to test various combinations of indigenous, carbon negative soil amendments (compost, mulch, biochar, algae, coconut coir, mycelium, EM), for use throughout farm and greenhouse.
- 2a) processing & classrooms – 2520sq ft, 7 bays (12’x30’ each), consider solar panels, vertical wind, pyrolysis machine and acquion battery ban, rainwater harvesting
- Bay 1: 20’ walk-in refrigerated container (coolbot w split unit a/c), upper loft w/shower, sink and laundry
- Bay 2: food truck, back area and upper loft for solar dehydrator container, flour mill, industrial juicer, coconut processing, etc.
- Bay 3: classrooms w loft for Hā’ehuola and La’aulapa’au
- Bay 4 & 5: Dojo for lua, meditation, ho’oponopono
- Bays 6 & 7: Biochar – carbon negative energy and indigenous fertilizer biogasification unit, wood chipper, battery bank, indigenous microorganism microbrewing, foliant spray pump, solar dehydrator for feedstock and char, storage pads, scales, bags
4) jabong/citrus maximus, pruning and grafting tahitian lime, meyer lemon, ka’u orange, tangerine, etc
5) farm vehicles, equipment, tools, supplies, storage, office and exercise facility (consider solar panels, vertical wind, battery bank, rainwater harvesting)
6) living/working/learning spaces, starfruit, lilikoi, cherimoya, ti leaf, banana, olena, plumeria, mai lei, etc (consider solar panels, vertical wind, battery bank, rainwater harvesting)
7) Avatar/Ewok Village – treehouse in banyan tree w skywalks in upper canopy mango grove and little landings per tree or mini cluster. Possible zip lines. Look into bioluminescent plants to glow at night. Thin mango grove, haul, dry/cure, mill, use for flooring or furniture or monetize. Graft keiki mango onto trunks of thinned grove. Ti Leaf, indigenous Bamboo, banana, macadamia nut, etc
8) ulu, banana, papaya, guava
- 8a) greenhouse – grow sprouts, microgreens, mushrooms, leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, squash, zucchini, cabbage, green onion, garlic, herbs, spices, etc to satisfy daily DRI needs that food forest doesn’t cover… solar, wind power w battery bank, rainwater harvesting, benchtop growbeds w pressurized drip on timers and/or w moisture sensors, foliant spray.