New on the Farm May 2014

By: Steve Frailey Thursday May 1, 2014 comments Tags: noni trade shows, noni health benefits, organic farming, sustainable farming

Happy Noni Trees

Aloha!
On the Farm Tours, we show people how we mulch, make compost, grow worms and use compost tea. A Noni tree normally produces fruit for 5 months, rests for 1 month and then produces fruit of another 5 months, and rests again the last month of the year. In other words, a Noni tree normally produces fruit for 10 months out of the year. Once we began performing all four practices (mulching, composting, worms and compost teas), our thousands of Noni trees for the past 8 years have never stopped producing fruit – 12 months a year for the past 8 years. Healthy soil equals happy trees!!
 

Hawaii Pet Expo
We attended the Hawaii Pet Expo in Honolulu last weekend. There were lots of animals and barking dogs. Enjoy some of the photos from the expo. One of the common questions we receive is “What is the difference between the people products and the pet products? The answer: The only difference is the label or bottle. The exact same ingredients that are safe for people or pets. If you eat the pet labeled Noni Fruit Leather, you might run faster, bark louder, and your hair might grow longer; besides that they are the same!! (Joke) Working with Veterinarians, we have found Noni to heal a very wide variety of conditions with animals. Skin irritations such as itching, or persistent pain relief are addressed by using Noni. Remember there is no placebo effect with animals. Either it works or it does not – and our Noni works. It is also a great for promoting overall good health and energy, simply feed your pet Noni Fruit Leather.

NANI NONI
She has been in the ground now for about 8 weeks and quadrupled in size with new fruit with flowers on the fruit on every branch.
Have a great summer and if you visit Hawaii please come to Kauai: The Garden Isle.
 
We would love to have you come visit us on our Organic Noni Farm & Wellness Tour. Simply call 888-882-6664 for a free tour while you are here. The 2 ½ hour Tours are M,W,F at 10 am by reservation.

Mahalo,
-Steve

About the Author: Steve Frailey

My wife and I (Steve Frailey) moved to Kauai, Hawaii in 1982 from our organic farm in California. There were no roads, electricity, water or buildings but lots of Noni trees (Morinda Citrifolia) in our valley. We also developed a deep relationship with Noni that was growing all through our valley.  Today we run our Hawaiian Organic Noni farm, and share the gift of health with people throughout the world.