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County renews voluntary compliance order to stop spread of coconut rhinoceros beetle

West Hawaiʻi residents are urged to stop the movement of host materials for the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle.

Gardening in Hawaiʻi with Tom Timmons: The KISS method of composting

Composting requires four basic components: carbon, nitrogen, water and air. There is not a shortage of these in Hawaiʻi.

Gardening in Hawaiʻi with Tom Timmons: Why should you play in the dirt?

Simply put, dirt is dead soil or at least soil on its last organic breath. It contains rocks, sand, clay and other inorganic components.

Getting Worms Can Help Humans Heal Planet

Vermicomposting workshop examines how worms can help Hawaiian households reduce their carbon footprints.

Big Island, Nation Observe Recycles Day on Thursday

The day celebrates recycling, composting and reusing efforts.
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